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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.
Las Vegas startup brings AI to the casino eye in the sky
Las Vegas-based EagleSight.ai uses AI to turn casino surveillance into a proactive tool for catching dealer errors and cheating in real time.
Las Vegas lands major convention for 2031
Las Vegas will host a new three-year convention starting in 2031, expected to generate 62,000 room nights annually, using four Strip resorts and Allegiant Stadium as hosts, with the event name kept co...
LVCVA happy with results of this year’s five-day sale in September
LVCVA officials reported strong digital engagement for the September 'Vegas 5-Day Sale,' though actual visitation impact remains unknown.
$12.5M Henderson home boasts Strip views, futuristic design — PHOTOS
A newly built, $12.5 million, five‑bedroom home in Henderson’s Dragon Reserve offers futuristic design, extensive indoor‑outdoor amenities and panoramic Strip views.
From Naked City to commercial real estate, Steve Neiger has a front-row seat to Las Vegas’ growth
Steve Neiger, a CAST managing principal, reflects on his upbringing in Naked City and how it shaped his commitment to community, while discussing current opportunities and challenges in Las Vegas’ com...
Inside Gaming: Strip resort unveils 275-suite luxury hotel-within-a-hotel
The Venetian Resort will open Milano, a 275-suite luxury hotel-within-a-hotel at The Palazzo featuring Dolce & Gabbana-designed pool and residential-style suites, in March.
Four Seasons condo towers in Henderson reach $950M in sales
Developers of the Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas in Henderson's MacDonald Highlands have sold 148 of 171 units for $950 million and topped out both towers.
‘A fight on their hands’: Luxury builder’s project plans in Las Vegas spark concern from neighbors
Neighbors in an older Las Vegas area are opposing a luxury builder's plan for a 61-lot housing tract, saying it does not fit the neighborhood's character and could bring unwanted change.
Las Vegas ranks among top markets for homebuyer concessions
Las Vegas ranked fourth among U.S. metro areas for home seller concessions in August, with 66.7% of sales involving concessions, driven by elevated mortgage rates and a growing housing supply that shi...
$1M slot jackpot hits at Las Vegas Strip casino
A slot player won a $1,008,719 jackpot at Fontainebleau on the Las Vegas Strip, one of several recent large payouts reported at valley casinos.
Bulk offering of Las Vegas hotel-condo units up for sale
Frank Napoli is selling a 75-unit portfolio of hotel-condo units in Las Vegas, mostly at The Signature at MGM Grand, for about $27 million.
HOAs have leeway in regulating ATVs in their communities
HOAs in Nevada have broad authority to regulate or ban ATVs within their communities, even though state law restricts ATV use on public roads, and associations with 150+ units must maintain secure web...
New owner of once-stalled Las Vegas housing complex resumes work — and keeps trespassers out
The new owner of the once-stalled Foundry Square at Five Points housing complex has resumed construction and installed a surveillance system that has eliminated trespassing incidents.
‘Next chapter for Summerlin’: High-rise condo project in works for Las Vegas community
Howard Hughes Holdings plans a two-tower, 260-unit luxury condo complex called Summit House near Downtown Summerlin, marking the community's first residential high-rises.
Former owner of Elko casinos says he’ll reacquire them to avoid closures
Maverick Gaming co-founder Eric Persson plans to reacquire two Elko casinos to prevent their closure and save 239 jobs.
$2.5M Henderson home offers a lush escape in the desert
A 5,783-square-foot Henderson home in the guard-gated Estates at Green Valley Ranch is listed for $2.5 million after a $300,000 price reduction.
Once touted as a clean-energy blueprint, Nevada solar plant sells for cents on the dollar
The Crescent Dunes solar plant in Nevada, once promoted as a clean-energy model, was sold for $7 million after costing over $1 billion to build and enduring technical failures and two bankruptcies.
Sons of Las Vegas gaming giants advance toward Nevada licensing
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended licensing for the sons of two Las Vegas gaming leaders, Christopher Ruffin and Sean Lanni, with final commission approval expected Oct. 22.
Free boot camp for Nevada startup founders starts quest for $400K investment
StartUpNV launches its seventh annual AngelNV boot camp Tuesday, offering Nevada founders a free course and a shot at $400,000 in investment.
2 Nevada casinos could close next month, putting 239 jobs at risk
Two Elko casinos may close next month due to ownership transition and bankruptcy, putting 239 jobs at risk, though the owner says a new operator could prevent closures.
Target plans midnight release for viral book series
Target will host midnight release parties for Sarah J. Maas's new "A Court of Thorns and Roses" book at five Las Vegas Valley and Reno-area stores on Oct. 26.
$50M gift gives major boost to Las Vegas children’s hospital
Larry and Heidi Canarelli have pledged $50 million to support the construction of Southern Nevada's first standalone children's hospital, which will include a tower named in their honor.
Which ZIP code is the hottest buyer’s market in Nevada?
Pahrump's 89061 ZIP code ranks as Nevada's strongest buyer's market and 67th nationally, while Sparks' 89434 is among the state's hottest seller's markets.
Is Las Vegas becoming more affordable for renters again?
Las Vegas has improved its affordability ranking for renters, moving to 92nd nationally in 2026 after falling off the top 100 list in recent years, driven by a lower cost of living and stronger local ...
Downtown Las Vegas office building sells to new owner
Nevada GrantLab bought an eight‑story downtown office building from Tony Hsieh’s estate for $6.3 million, marking another sale of the late tech mogul’s downtown property holdings.
8 data center companies are weighing in on Nevada’s massive energy plan
Eight major data center companies have formally intervened in NV Energy's long-term resource plan as the utility prepares for a projected surge in electricity demand driven by the industry.
Inside Gaming: Strip casino’s top exec departs for new role at locals’ casino
Strip veteran Skylar Dice moves to Boyd Gaming’s Aliante while Rio partners with the Desert Degens, and industry leaders share a cautiously optimistic outlook at G2E.
Las Vegas-area home prices fall $20K from record high as market slows
Home prices in the Las Vegas area have declined from record highs as rising mortgage rates slow sales and increase inventory.
Las Vegas-area home listings top 10,000 for first time in more than a decade
Inventory has topped 10,000 homes for the first time in more than a decade, but declining demand has yet to push median prices lower.
Fill up, gamble: Terrible’s offers up to $100 in free casino play for gas purchases
Terrible’s is trying a frequently used promotion to fuel greater casino play at its Primm Valley resort with players getting free play for half the cost of gas purchased.
Nevada data centers promise big power demand. Who will pay the bill?
Energy and utility-regulation experts say determining whether data centers cover their full costs requires project-specific calculations that aren’t fully public.
Summerlin developer sells more than $100M of land to homebuilders
Summerlin is the largest master-planned community in Las Vegas, and its developer is known for methodically selling land, asking select builders to make offers on the plots it releases.
Industry leaders unite under Las Vegas coalition to drive housing solutions
Stakeholders across the housing and development industry in Las Vegas are coming together to form the Southern Nevada Development Coalition to address ...
UNLV looks to sell land near Strip for almost $40M
The 10-acre property was home to UNLV’s Paradise Campus and is just east of Harry Reid International Airport runways, which could limit what developers could build.
Seeking’s Las Vegas founders look to redefine the dating platform
The company’s founders discuss the rebrand, its 56 million members and their unusual role as husband-and-wife co-CEOs.
50 Cent, Queen among headlining casino game debuts at G2E
Rapper 50 Cent is bringing a street dice game to the casino floor and legendary rock band Queen is getting its own slot machine.
Construction starts to turn Henderson office complex into new dining, retail site
The redeveloped site is slated to include fitness studios, a home-lighting store, taco shop, ice cream parlor, cafe, and other tenants, along with live music and outdoor programming.
Las Vegas startup accelerator aims to turn ideas into companies in 3 days
Zero Labs, a Las Vegas startup incubator, recently hosted the ninth cohort of its Innovation Launchpad and has now worked with 145 companies from around the world since launching the program in 2024.
24 Hour Fitness looks to grow again in Las Vegas
The fitness chain has only one location in Southern Nevada but is plotting a bigger presence.
Nevada’s only crude oil refinery is back in operation
The Eagle Springs Refinery near Ely resumed production after receiving an air permit and undergoing about $300,000 in repairs and upgrades.
Las Vegas Realtors elect new officers, board of directors for 2027
Outgoing president George Kypreos will be replaced by incoming president Shane Nguyen.
Littler adds Suzanne Martin as shareholder
Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, announced the addition of Suzanne Martin as a shareholder in its Las Vegas office.
















































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