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.

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.