Luxury home inventory surges 40% as Vegas buyers gain negotiating power
The Las Vegas luxury real estate market is experiencing a dramatic shift, with million-dollar home listings jumping more than 40% compared to last year, creating unprecedented opportunities for buyers who now enjoy greater selection and stronger negotiating positions in previously
Southwest Las Vegas Home Becomes Latest Battleground in Valley’s Squatter Epidemic
Year-Long Occupation Highlights Growing Crisis as Attorney Warns of Adverse Possession Risks A southwest Las Vegas home has become the latest flashpoint in what local attorneys are calling an “epidemic” of squatting that plagues the valley’s vacant properties. The case,
210 affordable homes planned on Cactus Avenue spark mixed reactions
New development targets local workers but neighbors voice concerns A major affordable housing project, Cactus Trails, is set to transform a vacant 20-acre lot along Cactus Avenue, between Rainbow Boulevard and Buffalo Drive. The Clark County–led initiative will deliver 210
Brutalist-inspired Summerlin home transforms desert challenges into architectural triumph
Faulkner Architects’ concrete masterpiece offers dramatic views from Strip to Red Rock Canyon In the hills of Summerlin, where summer temperatures soar past 115 degrees and winter winds whip through the valley, a bold new residence demonstrates how thoughtful design
Las Vegas real estate market faces historic inventory surge as buyer demand cools
The Las Vegas real estate market has reached a critical inflection point, with approximately $7 billion worth of homes currently listed for sale across the valley, marking one of the highest inventory levels in recent years. This dramatic shift from
Boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya lists Henderson Mansion for $19.5 million
The “Golden Boy” of boxing is making moves in the Las Vegas real estate market once again. Oscar De La Hoya has placed his luxurious Henderson mansion on the market for $19.5 million, just over two years after purchasing the
Las Vegas home prices tied to worker shortage: Builders look to trades education for relief
LAS VEGAS, NV — While rising material and land costs are often blamed for Las Vegas’ high home prices, local builders say another major factor is being overlooked: a lack of skilled workers. As demand for new homes continues to
NHL rumors: Mitch Marner and wife reportedly viewed Las Vegas homes as free agency approaches
Unconfirmed reports suggest Toronto star and family explored Vegas real estate amid speculation about Golden Knights interest With NHL free agency opening July 1, Toronto Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner has become the center of intense speculation about his future.
Henderson’s Somerset Park residents face financial burden after emergency water system repairs
A year-long water crisis reaches its financial climax as condo owners prepare for mandatory tax lien payments The residents of Somerset Park, an 85-unit condominium complex in Henderson, are now confronting the financial aftermath of a water infrastructure crisis that
Historic groundbreaking: Oakland athletics begin construction on $1.75 billion Las Vegas ballpark
Las Vegas reached another major milestone in its transformation into a premier sports destination as the Oakland Athletics officially broke ground on their new $1.75 billion ballpark, marking the beginning of what will become Major League Baseball’s presence in Sin