Peccole Plaza near Summerlin sold for $38.6M to local developers; the 161,978‑sq‑ft center remains fully leased to national anchors. New owners say no immediate changes are planned.

Newer Class A offices in Summerlin and Centennial Hills are pushing northwest Las Vegas rents above the metro average, Colliers and local brokers say.

Developer J Dapper says he'll transfer the Huntridge Theater to a 501(c)(3) conservancy and aims to complete the sale by the end of the year. Plans include multiple performance spaces and phased construction.

The Venetian is lining up about $2.35B in new borrowing — including a $1.175B term loan — as owners reposition the Strip icon’s finances.

Monthly eviction filings dipped in April, but Eviction Lab data show the Las Vegas metro still logged about 42,600 filings in the past 12 months.

Howard Hughes closed a $300 million refinancing for Downtown Summerlin, the 400‑acre mixed‑use core in Summerlin. The loan, issued by U.S. Bank, covers retail, office and residential assets.

A 63‑unit building a short walk from the A’s new ballpark sold for roughly $18.6 million in March. The purchase highlights investor appetite for Strip‑adjacent properties as stadium construction advances.

Simon and Invesco secured a $750M CMBS refinance at The Shops at Crystals, returning about $190M to the owners even as Las Vegas tourism softens.

New renderings move the Mob Museum’s addition to the east side with a bigger lobby, theater and interactive exhibits. The revised packet is set for the Historic Preservation Commission next Wednesday.

KB Home’s Meriden will add more than 900 homes to Henderson on a 110‑acre site, with starter prices in the mid‑$300,000s and model homes already open.

Heirloom at Rome opened in northwest Las Vegas with 276 affordable senior units, mixing tiny homes and apartments and prioritizing very-low-income seniors. The $78M project was funded in part by Clark County and the state program.

A December hotel tower at Henderson’s M Resort helped boost Penn Entertainment’s Q1 retail numbers, lifting revenue to about $1.78 billion despite a small GAAP loss.

A two‑story Culinary Health Fund campus is rising on Tropicana Avenue, replacing a long‑vacant high‑rise site with a union‑only medical center. It will offer primary care, dental and a drive‑through pharmacy.