A court‑appointed receiver has taken control of the Downtown Grand after owners defaulted on construction financing, and sale outreach is already underway.

Homeowners at Del Webb at Lake Las Vegas say soils and retaining walls are shifting after mediation with PulteGroup failed. A judge will decide whether the case goes to court or arbitration on March 30.

Red Ridge's Cello Tower could break ground this spring, the developer says, though the land sale hasn't closed and financing is still being finalized.

A draft legislative memo finds limits on corporate home purchases may be constitutional, boosting a governor‑backed working group and renewed bills. Lawmakers and advocates are already parsing the legal road map.

Blue Heron has listed three luxury homes in The Peak at MacDonald Highlands, priced from $13.5M to $20M with a $2M pre‑completion incentive. The builds target car collectors and wellness‑minded buyers.

Gov. Lombardo and local leaders cut the ribbon at Paradise Trails as Nevada rolls out NAHA funding; the central Las Vegas community received about $800,500. Early awards pair state aid with builder incentives to lower costs for buyers.

Manufacturing demand is softening asking rents for factory space in Las Vegas while bulk logistics deals keep absorption high in Apex and North Las Vegas.

Jo Koy has listed his Summerlin compound for $11.25 million — a three-story, 8,244-square-foot architectural home with a guest house and Strip views.

Nevada HAND’s Southern Pines opened with 240 income-restricted units in south Las Vegas, financed with bank and public dollars and offering family-sized apartments and services.

Zillow’s metro analysis shows listing in the first two weeks of May can add roughly $5,900 to a Las Vegas sale. Local inventory, though, could limit the payoff.

Bulldozers tore down five shuttered motels on East Fremont tied to Tony Hsieh’s Downtown Project. Signs were salvaged; neighbors want answers.

Pahrump landowners rallied Saturday, saying missing water and sewer lines have made thousands of small parcels unbuildable; they want zoning and utility fixes from county officials.

More Las Vegas homeowners are converting unsold listings into rentals, boosting owner‑leased supply and forcing new landlords to navigate legal and management duties. Local and national data show the trend is part of a broader market shift.