At a Nevada REALTORS forum, builders and officials said more developable land, state funds and builder incentives could help close Las Vegas's widening housing gap.

Lumovex says it will open a $5M Las Vegas training facility to teach businesses cinematic AI tools and manage image-and-likeness licensing.

Los Angeles investors PCCP and Premier Logistics bought an Amazon‑occupied 813k‑sf fulfillment center at 4550 Nexus Way; property records show the sale at about $124M. The deal underscores continued institutional appetite for North Las Vegas logistics assets.

Raiders owner Mark Davis closed on four Ascaya homesites near Henderson for about $38.75M, consolidating nearly 19.2 acres beside his under‑construction estate.

LaPour has started construction on Black Mountain Commerce Center in Henderson, a roughly 146,000‑sq‑ft industrial‑condo project with units beginning near 21,125 sq ft.

City Council approved a design contract with Carpenter Sellers Del Gatto Architects for an East Las Vegas CSN training center at the Desert Pines redevelopment. The move is part of a wider effort to put credentialed job training inside neighborhoods.

PropertyShark's study finds North Las Vegas stretches $400,000 the furthest in the valley, while Henderson and Las Vegas trade space for location. The gap highlights tradeoffs buyers must weigh.

Tunnel to Towers shifted a veterans housing plan to Las Vegas after a North Las Vegas setback; planners will review a 118‑unit supportive‑housing proposal Tuesday.

Late‑life, family‑coordinated moves by baby boomers are slowly freeing long‑held Las Vegas homes while local brokerages build out full relocation services.

A property owner sued Taverna Costera, alleging amplified live music and outdoor events produced 'excessive' noise; a judge has temporarily barred amplified and live performances.

A $10B 'Starr Vegas' proposal would add two major stadiums and a mixed-use resort on about 63 acres near the Strip, developers say.

Cherry Development will divert $200 a month from participating renters into a down-payment account accessible after 12 months; the funds must be used locally and are capped after two years.

A Las Vegas hospice nurse used Nevada’s Worker Advantage $20,000 down‑payment aid to buy his family’s first home, using funds to lower his rate and cover closing costs.