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Las Vegas developer opens $60M affordable-housing project
Ovation Development opened Heirloom at Torrey Pines, a 190-unit affordable housing complex for low-income seniors in the southwest Las Vegas Valley.
Nevada’s 1st standalone children’s hospital breaks ground Monday
Intermountain Health breaks ground Monday on Nevada's first standalone children's hospital, a $1 billion-plus facility named for donors Felicia and Ben Horowitz that aims to open in 2030 with 180 beds...
Report ranks Las Vegas among North America’s lowest quality-of-life cities
Las Vegas ranked 66th out of 73 North American cities in Numbeo's quality-of-life report, scoring lowest on property price-to-income ratio.
Las Vegas homeowners face a bigger income hit when replacing roofs
Roof replacement costs in Las Vegas are near the national average but consume a larger share of household income than in neighboring metros due to lower local earnings.
‘Athletic country club’: New upscale fitness complex opening soon in Las Vegas
Life Time is opening its third Las Vegas-area athletic club in December at the site of a failed high-rise project near Ikea in the southwest valley.
HOAs have no authority to enforce rules for vehicle plates
Homeowners associations in Nevada lack authority to enforce state vehicle registration laws but can enforce their own parking rules if properly documented.
Steve Wynn explains path toward opening of The Mirage in 1989
Steve Wynn recounted the development of The Mirage during a Neon Museum fundraiser at the Golden Nugget.
Off-Strip hotel-casino temporarily suspends alcohol sales for second time in a year
Oyo Hotel-Casino has temporarily suspended alcohol sales for the second time in a year, effective Friday morning.
Developers break ground on $110M senior housing complex in Henderson
Texas-based Investcor Development has broken ground on a $110 million senior housing complex near The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson.
Las Vegas children’s hospital project lands $150M gift
Las Vegas residents Felicia and Ben Horowitz are donating $150 million to help build Nevada's first standalone children's hospital, one of the largest publicly announced gifts to a U.S. children's hos...
Quest Diagnostics reports cyber breach that could affect ‘certain patient records’
Quest Diagnostics disclosed a cyber breach of its Quanum Lab Services Manager platform that may have exposed certain patient records, though the full scope remains under investigation.
Mesquite ‘fantasy course’ unveils multimillion-dollar renovation project
Wolf Creek Golf Club in Mesquite has completed a multimillion-dollar renovation of its clubhouse, pro shop, and restaurant to match its world-renowned course.
Boyd Gaming reports softer Las Vegas tourism, reveals Suncoast remodel
Boyd Gaming reported a revenue decline in the third quarter, citing softer Las Vegas tourism and construction disruption at the Suncoast.
Tech entrepreneurs are leaving California for Las Vegas. What’s drawing them here?
Tech entrepreneurs are relocating from California to Las Vegas for lifestyle, community, and political balance alongside tax advantages.
Sons of gaming legends win Nevada licenses, take different paths
Sons of gaming legends Phil Ruffin and the late J. Terrence Lanni received Nevada gaming licenses Thursday, though Christopher Ruffin plans to stay in Kansas while Sean Lanni adds Park MGM to his MGM ...
Italian-inspired Lake Las Vegas estate sells for $6.4M — boat included
A Lake Las Vegas estate with a private dock and boat sold for $6.4 million in September after just over a month on the market.
Sale of once-prominent office park near Las Vegas Strip falls through
A court-approved sale of the Hughes Center office park near the Las Vegas Strip to Borden Industries was canceled in early October after multiple closing extensions.
Roblox shareholder sues CEO, directors over age verification disclosures
A Roblox shareholder filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court alleging company leaders misled investors about the impact of age verification checks on user growth while CEO David Baszucki profit...
Locals casino promotes UNLV grad to senior VP of operations
Boyd Gaming has promoted UNLV graduate Rick Goldstein to senior vice president of operations for Suncoast, Aliante and Cannery hotel-casinos.
Mark Wahlberg’s new gym in Downtown Summerlin gets closer to opening
Mark Wahlberg's Municipal Gym plans to open in Downtown Summerlin in early 2027 with a 30,000-square-foot facility featuring extensive wellness amenities.
Las Vegas sees nation’s biggest drop in homebuilding permits
Las Vegas led the nation's 55 largest metro areas with a 35% drop in residential building permits during the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.
Private jet giant opens exclusive Las Vegas terminal
NetJets opened a 300,000-square-foot private terminal campus at Harry Reid International Airport to serve its growing Las Vegas clientele.
Construction starts on new housing project at former Badlands golf course
Construction has begun on The Preserve, a 1,480-home development replacing the former Badlands golf course after years of costly litigation.
Free rent? Las Vegas apartment deals are becoming more common
Las Vegas renters are gaining leverage as nearly half of large apartment complexes now offer at least a month of free rent, while vacancy rates rise and new construction slows.
Amazon hiring thousands in Southern Nevada
Amazon is hiring more than 2,500 seasonal and permanent workers in Southern Nevada as part of a nationwide push to add 300,000 employees for the holidays.
Inside Gaming: MGM Resorts, Wynn and betting giants hit hard as gaming stocks struggle
Major gaming stocks including MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, Flutter Entertainment and DraftKings have fallen to near 52-week lows, while Circa Survivor contests saw massive eliminations after NFL upsets....
Las Vegas home sellers turn to mortgage buydowns to attract buyers
Las Vegas home sellers are increasingly offering mortgage rate buydowns instead of price cuts to attract buyers as mortgage rates stay above 7 percent.
Las Vegas home inventory reaches highest level in 4 years
Las Vegas home inventory has reached its highest level in four years, with 6.2 months of supply available as of early October, signaling a shift in market dynamics.
Las Vegas ranks among world’s top cities, Oxford Economics says
Las Vegas climbed seven spots to rank 89th globally in Oxford Economics' 2026 Global Cities Index, driven by strong GDP growth and improved environmental scores.
New ‘Vegas Effect’ campaign expected to attract meeting planners
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority launched a new 'Vegas Effect' campaign targeting meeting planners during IMEX America, the continent's largest trade show for event professionals.
Group proposes changes to regulations affecting HOAs
The Commission for Common-Interest Communities and Condominium Hotels adopted new health, safety, and welfare violation regulations on Sept. 9, which are pending review by the Legislative Counsel Bure...
New hotel opening in North Las Vegas
Nigro Construction held a ribbon-cutting for a new Fairfield by Marriott hotel near Nellis Air Force Base and Las Vegas Motor Speedway, set to open Oct. 30.
$5M slot jackpot hits at Las Vegas Strip casino
A slot player won $5,066,400.83 on a $50 spin at Aria on a Dragon Link machine, one of several recent large jackpots reported across the Las Vegas Valley.
Las Vegas business-booster group changes name
The Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance has changed its name to the Las Vegas Regional Economic Partnership to better reflect its mission of diversifying the local economy beyond tourism.
Off-Strip hotel-casino brings guest services to ChatGPT
Rio off‑Strip hotel‑casino has launched a ChatGPT‑based guest service platform that lets patrons check room availability, explore amenities and request services through conversational AI.
Switch plans massive natural gas plant to power Nevada data centers
Switch has proposed a 510-megawatt natural gas power plant in Northern Nevada to power its data centers, citing grid delays, while residents raise concerns about water use and environmental impact.
Poker star Bryn Kenney sues GGPoker executive over alleged broken deal
Poker star Bryn Kenney is suing GGPoker executive Mansoo Kim for allegedly failing to honor a 2018 agreement for commissions and a 5 percent equity stake.
Discount airline Avelo plans additional flights to Dallas area
Avelo Airlines is adding more flights between Las Vegas and North Dallas, increasing service to six weekly flights starting in December.
New project with 1,000-plus homes to be built in downtown Las Vegas
Lennar Corp. broke ground on a 70-acre downtown Las Vegas project called The Foundry, which will include over 1,000 homes and amenities like pools, walking paths, and an amphitheater-style seating are...
What’s next for Las Vegas? Paul Steelman is looking beyond gambling
Veteran architect Paul Steelman says Las Vegas's future lies in creating distinctive experiences beyond gambling, focusing on attractions that define a resort's identity.
Nevadans expected to spend more on Halloween this year
Nevadans are projected to spend $224.4 million on Halloween this year, a 3.7 percent increase driven by more people celebrating.
Plan to improve Las Vegas’ Arts District draws concerns over cost, gentrification
Proposed Business Improvement District for Las Vegas Arts District raises concerns over cost, gentrification, and representation among property owners and residents.
‘Built for a different era’: Las Vegas airport prepares for major overhaul
Harry Reid International Airport is planning a major modernization to add gates, improve terminals and traffic flow while staying operational during Las Vegas’ continued growth.
Vote delayed on controversial 61-home development in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Planning Commission postponed a vote on Blue Heron's proposed 61-home development at Alta and Campbell drives to November 10 at the developer's request to revise plans and address neighb...
Court OKs sale of downtown Las Vegas casino property
A Clark County District Court judge approved the sale of the Downtown Grand hotel-casino to Vegas Ventures LLC, clearing a major hurdle in the receivership process.
New landlord buys Southern Nevada industrial buildings for $190M
Artemis Real Estate Partners purchased two industrial buildings in Apex Industrial Park from VanTrust Real Estate for a combined $190 million.
Boston construction giant hires new exec to lead Las Vegas office
Suffolk Construction Co. has hired Jeff Wood to lead its Las Vegas office and promoted Chris Anderson to oversee national gaming and Las Vegas operations.
Las Vegas bourbon maker looks to sell land for more than $8M
Nevada H&C Distilling Co. is putting its 3.65‑acre Arts District site on the market for $8.2 million after outgrowing the parcel.
Las Vegas’ RR Partners joins global tourism marketing giant in major deal
Las Vegas-based R&R Partners and Kansas-based MMGY have merged to form MMGY Global, a tourism marketing firm with over 800 employees.


















































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