Real Estate Blogs
- Boulder City's Annual Chautauqua Brings History to Life Oct. 23 and 24
- The Aces' Title Defense Ended in an Overtime Sweep at Home
- Nevada's First "Adventure Center" Opened in Boulder City
- Almond & Oat Opens Its Third Coffee Shop, Downtown in the Arts District
- Henderson's Halloween Lineup: Trunk or Treat, Teenie Weenie Halloweenie and a New Candle-Carving Class
- Springs Preserve's Haunted Harvest Is Oct. 22 to 25, and It Usually Sells Out
- National Inventory Is Still 9 Percent Below Normal. Las Vegas Now Has a Five-Month Supply
- Home Flipping Fell to 6.2 Percent of Sales Nationally. In Nevada It Is 7.7 Percent
- Can a Nevada HOA Ban ATVs? And Why Your HOA Needs $5 Million in Cyber Insurance to Take Dues Online
- A $2.5 Million Green Valley Ranch Home Just Took a $300,000 Price Cut
- Las Vegas Jumped 21 Spots and Is Back on RentCafe's Top 100 Places to Rent
- Clark County Gives Final OK to a $90 Million, 348-Unit Veterans Housing Community in Sunrise Manor
- Appeals Court Says the Order Blocking Clark County's Short-Term Rental Crackdown Must Be Narrowed
- UNLV's Skatin' Rebels Are Back at City National Arena, and Tickets Are $20
- Tanner Laczynski, Henderson's Record-Tying Scorer, Picked Up Where He Left Off
- The Henderson Silver Knights Are 1-2 After a Shutout Loss in San Diego
- Victor Olofsson Is Out Week-to-Week After That Hit in Seattle
- Teach For America Brings 7,000 Educators to Las Vegas for Its 35th Anniversary Summit
- UNLV Is Training CCSD's Next Mariachi Teachers
- Canarelli Middle School in the Southwest Valley Unveils a New STEM Lab
- CCSD Police Join a Statewide Pedestrian Safety Crackdown Oct. 10 to 31
- Henderson Parents Say Students Were Kept on a Smoking CCSD Bus for Up to 45 Minutes
- CCSD School Police Will Not Rejoin the Flock License Plate Camera Network
- Las Vegas City Council Approves UNLV's New Downtown Satellite Campus at the Civic Center
- A Horticulturalist Warned Clark County Commissioners About Turf Swaps
- A New Engine Got an 1800s-Style "Push-In" at Las Vegas Fire Station 43
- Gritz Cafe Is Expanding Into the Good Word Market Hall in the Historic Westside in 2027
- Las Vegas Is Planting Thousands of Trees and Shrubs to Cool the East Side, and Some Residents Can Get a Free Tree
- The A's Strip Ballpark Reaches Its Highest Point as the Third Roof Arch Is Finished
- A Proposed Arts District Business Improvement District Splits Downtown Stakeholders
- Las Vegas and Clark County Clash Over Who Pays for Fire Calls in the Northwest Valley
- Hockey Week: The 420-Game Sellout Streak Ends, the Gray Jerseys Retire, Stone Hits 400, and VGK Start 5-1-0
- Condo Prices Are Down 0.9 Percent Nationally. Las Vegas Condos Are Down 1.4 Percent
- CCSD Trustees Name the New Skye Canyon School Joyce Woodhouse Elementary, Opening August 2027
- Boulder City's Country Store Rummage Sale Turns 79, Oct. 16 and 17
- Stew's Stix Cafe Opens at the Historic Westside School, and It Trains Locals for Kitchen Jobs
- A $50 Million Gift Boosts Las Vegas' First Children's Hospital, With Construction Starting in Late October
- A Study Says Nevada's Extra Money for At-Risk Students Is Not Raising Graduation Rates
- Barry Manilow Left the Westgate Stage After Two Songs, His Second Early Exit in Two Months
- A Southern Hills Nurse Who Saved a Fan's Life at a Golden Knights Game Just Won a National Award
- National Asking Prices Fell 1.4 Percent. Las Vegas Asking Prices Fell Faster, 2.1 Percent
- North Las Vegas Airport Expansion Could Permanently Close Half a Mile of Carey Avenue
- CCSD School Choice and Magnet Applications for 2027-28 Are Open Until Jan. 12
- Durango Is Cutting Three Food Hall Spots, and Yu-Or-Mi Sushi and Vesta Coffee Close Nov. 10
- A Stalled, Vandalized Townhome Project Near Downtown Las Vegas Is Back, With Homes From About $380,000
- Builders Paid Almost $109 Million for 63 Acres in Summerlin, About $1.7 Million an Acre
- Las Vegas City Council Approves Lower Speed Limits and New Speed Cushions
- Those Concrete Columns on Green Valley Parkway Are a New Pedestrian Bridge, and Closures Are Coming Early Next Year
- 100 CCSD Students Have Been Hit by Cars This School Year, and a Kids' "Traffic Garden" Is Coming to Boulevard Mall
- You Can Pay Some Las Vegas Parking Tickets With Toys Through Nov. 13
- Mortgage Rates Climbed to 7.40 Percent. The Same $470,000 Vegas Home Now Costs About $276 More a Month Than Last Year
- The Las Vegas Book Festival Turns 25 on Oct. 17, and It Is Free
- The Free Henderson Bluegrass Festival Returns for Year Three on Oct. 17
- Foreclosures Hit a Six-Year High Nationally. Distressed Sales Are Still Just 1.1 Percent in Las Vegas
- Cashman Field Hosts Its Last Event Oct. 17 Before 781 Lennar Homes Replace It
- CCSD Is Weighing New School Boundaries, and Part of Desert Oasis High's Zone Could Move to Silverado
- A Las Vegas Investor Bought a Home Sold as an Income Rental, and Now the City Wants $41,500
- Summerlin Could Get Its First Residential High-Rises: Twin 21-Story Condo Towers Next to Downtown Summerlin
- Tropical Storm Rachel Gave Las Vegas Its Wettest Day in a Year and a New Airport Rain Record
- Las Vegas Home Prices Are Now $20,000 Below the Record, and Sales Fell in September
- Flamingo and Koval Closure Detour Guide: How to Get Around Oct. 11 to 16, Plus the RTC Bus Detours and Overnight Strip Lane Cuts
- Dig It Coffee's Third Shop Is Coming to Opportunity Village: How a Job-Training Cafe Went From Closing to Growing in Six Months
- Yui Edomae Sushi's 11 Years in Chinatown: How a Tiny Omakase Counter Put Las Vegas on the Sushi Map
- Henderson Sport & Social Opens Oct. 16: A Family Guide to What Is Inside
- Foreclosures Are Up 13 Percent Nationally. Here's the Real Las Vegas Number
- October Is the Best Time to Buy in 16 Metros. Las Vegas Is Not One of Them
- Americans Are Relocating at the Highest Rate Since 2021. For L.A. Buyers Eyeing Las Vegas, the Price Gap Is the Whole Story
- Rents Are Basically Flat Nationally. Las Vegas Rents Are Falling Several Times Faster. Here Is How to Use That at Lease Renewal
- New Homes Got Cheaper Nationally. In Southern Nevada They Hit a Record High
- One in Four Las Vegas Listings Cut Its Price. Here Is How Buyers Can Use That in an Offer
- Las Vegas, Seattle and Denver Posted the Biggest Home Price Drops in America. What They Share, and What the Small July Uptick Really Means
- Las Vegas Rents Have Fallen 13 Months in a Row. Here Is What That Means for Landlords and Rental Investors
- Selling a Summerlin Luxury Home? Every Top July Sale Closed Under Asking, So Here Is How to Set Your Price
- Las Vegas Ranks 4th in the Nation for Seller Concessions. Here Is How Buyers Can Ask for Help With Rates Above 7 Percent
- Your Las Vegas Home Listed This Summer and Has Not Sold. Here Is What the Fall Price-Drop Season Means for You
- Your Henderson Home's Paint Faded. Here Is What the Builder Warranty and Your HOA Can and Cannot Do
- Dragon Ridge Drive: Inside Henderson's Nine-Home Street at the Top of MacDonald Highlands
- Southern Nevada Builders Pulled 31 Percent Fewer Permits in August. Here Is What That Means for New-Home Supply in 2027
- Las Vegas Homes Are Selling Slower: What the 60-Day Number Means for Your Price and Your Offer
- Hylo Park Is Already Hosting Youth Games: What North Las Vegas Families Can Use Now
- Trevor Connelly's Path to an NHL Debut Goal: From First-Round Pick to Henderson to T-Mobile Arena
- William Karlsson's Extension, Explained: How the New Deal Stacks on the Old One, and Which Original Misfits Are Left
- From a Los Angeles Gate to a Las Vegas Classroom: How the Global Angel Wings Project Became Cadwallader's 1 October Tribute
- CCSD's $437 Million in Bonds, Explained: Building Bonds vs. Medium-Term Bonds, and What Is Up at the Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 Meetings
- CCSD Has Until Nov. 17 to Fix What a State Audit Found. Here Are the 9 Recommendations, Explained.
- CCSD Lost 10,400 Students and About $100 Million in State Funding. The Biggest Drop Is in Kindergarten.
- The Paradise Hills Data Center Is Off the Table. Here Is What It Means for Southeast Henderson Buyers and Owners.
- Brightline West Funding Explained: The $6 Billion Loan That Decides the Vegas Train
- North Las Vegas Sports Campus: What Nearby Owners Gain
- An Empty Office Park on St. Rose Parkway Is Becoming The Cliff. Here Is What That Means If You Live Nearby
- The 215 and Summerlin Parkway Commuter Guide: What Is Done, Where It Backs Up, and What to Expect Through Year End
- Your HOA Could Be Fined for Watering Decorative Grass Starting Jan. 1. Here Is What It Means for Your Dues
- Hockey Week: PWHL Las Vegas Drops Its First Schedule, the Silver Knights Win Their Opener, and VGK Start 1-1
- 250 CCSD Trade Students Got a Hands-On Look at Glassmaking Careers
- Clark County's Public Works Director Since 2005 Will Retire After an Internal Investigation
- Henderson Favorite Boom Bang Is Opening a Second Spot in Downtown Las Vegas
- UNLV's New "Destination Degree" Offers Up to $4,000 a Year to Help Locals Finish College
- An $18 Million North Las Vegas Plant Will Turn Hard-to-Recycle Trash Into Fuel
- October Starts Hot in Las Vegas, With Near-Record Highs Possible by Wednesday
- Pulte Opens Westlight, the Only New Townhome Community Selling in Lake Las Vegas
- UNLV Wants About $39.9 Million for 10 Acres Across From the Thomas & Mack
- Yelp Named the Arts District's Bar Boheme the No. 7 Best New Restaurant in America
- Two Showgirl Impersonators Were Arrested After a Brawl on the Strip Caught on Camera
- Las Vegas Has Put About $150 Million Into the Medical District, and Nearly $1 Billion in Private Money Followed
- The Forever One Memorial Broke Ground Near the Route 91 Site, and the First Phase Could Open by Oct. 1, 2027
- A Big Top Circus Is in North Las Vegas Through Late October
- La Neta Closed Suddenly After Five Years at Downtown Summerlin
- A 100-Foot Verizon Tower Is Proposed Near Starr and Rainbow, and Mountains Edge Residents Get a Say Oct. 21
- The Emergency Money Stopped CCSD Layoffs, but Nevada Still Trails the Nation by About $3,500 Per Student
- Harry Reid Airport Traffic Fell 9.2 Percent in August
- A New Colorado River Water Year Began Oct. 1, Nevada's 50,000 Acre-Foot Cut Is Set, and There Are No New Rules for Residents Yet
- A Month Into School, CCSD Parents Say Buses Are Still Late and Some Still Have No AC
- Boulder City Approved 5 Percent Utility Rate Hikes Every Year for Three Years, Starting This Month
- A Green Valley High Senior With Down Syndrome Was Crowned Homecoming Queen
- A Las Vegas Homeowner Got a $6,800 Surprise Water Repair Bill From the HOA. Here Is What You Can Do
- A Free-Entry Pumpkin Patch Is Open Every Night in Henderson Through Oct. 31
- The Summerlin Festival of Arts Turns 30, Oct. 9 to 11, and It Is Free
- Henderson Parents Want Metal Detectors After a Gun Was Found at Green Valley High
- A Deadly Shooting at First Friday Has Arts District Business Owners Asking if the 24-Year Event Should End
- Las Vegas Has More Than 10,000 Homes for Sale for the First Time Since 2014, and Rates Just Hit 7.28 Percent
- Henderson's Boom Bang Is Opening a Second Restaurant Downtown
- A Pedestrian Killed in a Strip Crosswalk Is Metro's 90th Traffic Death of 2026
- NASCAR's Fall Race Weekend Comes to Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and Kids Get In for $10
- The San Gennaro Feast Is Back for Year 46, Through Sunday
- Vegas Pumpkin Patch Opens Friday in Henderson With Free Entry and a Free Hay Maze
- Lee Canyon Throws a Free Oktoberfest on Mount Charleston This Saturday, Oct. 3
- A $5.2 Million MacDonald Highlands Home Where the Golf Course Is the Backyard
- FHFA Says U.S. Home Prices Rose Again in July. The Mountain West, Including Nevada, Was the Weakest Region
- Many Clark County Homeowners May Be Paying the 8% Tax Cap Instead of 3%, and They Can Still Fix It
- Inside the Golden Knights' Pregame Show: The "Greatest Show on Ice" Turns 10
- Rain Nearly Canceled the Gold Carpet, Then Wayne Newton Started Season X
- The Prime Rib Sandwich Returns to T-Mobile Arena, Plus New Sushi Push-Pops for Season 10
- PWHL Las Vegas Plans Girls' Hockey Clinics as Its Leaders Meet the City
- Knights Make Final Cuts, Clearing the Way for Connelly to Make the Team
- Jack Eichel Reaches 700 Career Points on Opening Night
- Henderson Silver Knights Open at Home Oct. 3 and 4, With Free Youth Jerseys for Kids Day
- The Raiders Held a Pep Rally at DPAC Nevada to Honor Students for High ACT Scores
- A New "Take the Credit" Campaign Turns Nevada Adults' Work and Military Experience Into College Credit
- What Nevada State University's Campus Growth Could Mean for Henderson Buyers, Sellers and Renters
- From 1965 to a $97 Million Rebuild: What the New Von Tobel Middle School Means for East Las Vegas Buyers, Sellers and Parents
- A Piggott Academy Pre-K Teacher Is the 2026 Nevada Early Educator of the Year
- How CCSD Trustees Will Grade Superintendent Jhone Ebert, and Why the Nov. 12 Meeting Matters
- A Henderson After-School Program for Kids With Special Needs Closes, Leaving Families Scrambling
- Record Diesel Prices Will Cost CCSD an Extra $2.9 Million to Run Its School Buses
- Emergency Money Stops CCSD Layoffs for Now, but Advocates Say Nevada Still Underfunds Schools
- An $18 Million Trash-to-Fuel Plant Is Coming to North Las Vegas
- Spring Valley's New Animal Resource Center: 37,000 Square Feet, Up to 192 Animals, Done by Winter 2028
- Nevada Supreme Court Ends the Legal Challenge to the Lone Mountain Temple Project
- A Summerlin-Area Senior Living Community Just Sold for $83.1 Million
- The Arts District's New 500-Space Parking Garage Is Open
- Living With the Charleston Storm Drain: Arts District Detours Until About Oct. 21, and Why the Work Runs Into 2027
- Clark County's Longtime Public Works Director Is Retiring After an Internal Investigation
- Ground Broken on Grand Central Galleries, the First Step Toward the Las Vegas Museum of Art
- North Las Vegas Replaces Its Oldest Fire Station With a $15.3 Million Building, Free Open House Oct. 3
- Clark County Puts $6 Million Into Keeping 120 East Las Vegas Apartments Affordable for 50 More Years
- Golden Knights Week: Connelly Scores in His Debut, a 5-2 Opening Win, Karlsson Stays, and Games Move to X 107.9
- Tri Pointe Starts Building Agave Ridge in Summerlin's Newest Village, With Homes From About $1.55 Million
- Summerlin Luxury Homes Are Selling Below Asking. Here Is How to Price and Negotiate Above $2 Million
- The 215/Summerlin Parkway Rebuild Is Past Halfway, and a New Ramp Could Open by December
- A $143 Million "Jewel" Breaks Ground in Chinatown With 380 Apartments
- Cadwallader Middle School Students Build Angel Wings to Honor the 58 Oct. 1 Victims
- Summerlin Library's Free Outdoor Fall Festival Is Saturday, Oct. 3: Times, Stage Schedule and Tips
- Dig It Coffee Opens a Second Shop in Southwest Las Vegas This Saturday
- CCSD Turns 70: From 20,000 Students in 1956 to About 277,000 Today
- Construction Starts on The Cliff, a New Dining and Retail Hub Replacing Old Offices in Green Valley Ranch
- A $24.5 Million "Empire Estate" Just Hit the Market in Henderson's MacDonald Highlands
- Brightline's Florida Bankruptcy Does Not Change the Vegas Train, the Company Says
- Documents Show CCSD Police Looked at Expanding License-Plate Cameras, and the ACLU Wants Trustees to Weigh In
- National Rents Barely Moved This Year. Las Vegas Rents Fell 3.6 Percent
- Mark Wahlberg Showed Up to Celebrate the Remodeled Suncoast in Summerlin
- 64 CCSD Students Have Been Hit Going To or From School, and Drivers Still Speed Past Arbor View High
- Monday's Storm Was the Wettest Day in Las Vegas Since February, and Crews Pulled a Man From a Drainage Tunnel
- Las Vegas Is Ripping Grass Out of 15 City Parks, and Neighbors Say It Will Make Them Hotter
- The NBA Could Pick Las Vegas' Team Owner Very Soon, and Bill Foley Is a Finalist
- A $375 Million Sports Campus Is Planned for the Old Fiesta Rancho Site, Rink Included
- Las Vegas Is America's No. 1 Destination for House Hunters Moving Metros, and Most Are Coming From L.A.
- One in Five U.S. Listings Just Cut Its Price. In Las Vegas It Is One in Four
- Chicago Prices Are Up 6.9 Percent. Las Vegas Is the Second-Weakest Big Market in America
- Boulder City's 62nd Art in the Park Is This Weekend: Your Game Plan for Oct. 3 and 4
- The Las Vegas Eagle Closes After Almost 40 Years on East Tropicana
- A State Audit Says CCSD Sent 17 Staffers to Miami and Hired Nobody
- The Water District Will Start Fining HOAs and Businesses That Keep Watering Decorative Grass
- Mortgage Rates Just Hit 7.58 Percent, the Highest Since 2023. Here Is the Bill on a Las Vegas Median Home
- Swig "Dirty Soda" Opened Its Third Las Vegas Valley Shop in Aliante
- Glow-in-the-Dark Baseball Hits Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin Oct. 1 to 3
- A 14-Year-Old Girl Scout Wrote a Children's Book to Help Kids Living With Domestic Abuse
- October Festival Stack: Bikefest Turns 25 at Craig Ranch, Plus Aki Matsuri and the Renaissance Faire
- The Rio's Free Concert Series Brings Live Music Back to the Old Show in the Sky Stage
- Boulder City's 62nd Art in the Park Is Oct. 3 and 4, and It Is Free
- Las Vegas Rents Have Been Falling for More Than a Year. Here Is What That Means at Renewal and in the Rent vs. Buy Math
- Summerlin Still Dominates Vegas Luxury Sales, but Every Top July Sale Closed Under Asking
- Realtor.com Graded 100 Metros on Affordability. Las Vegas Got a C-Minus
- Silver Knights Beat Tucson 4-1 in Joel Ward's First AHL Game as Head Coach
- Golden Knights Made Their First Camp Cut and Sent 12 to Henderson
- Eichel's Overtime Winner Capped a Late Comeback in the First Home Preseason Game
- Golden Knights Cut Camp to 28 and Send Nine to Henderson
- CCSD Hall of Fame Nominations Are Open Through Oct. 16: How to Honor a Teacher Who Changed Your Life
- A New Teachers Union Deal Lets Elementary Teachers Split Time Between Two Schools
- CCSD Trustees Approved New School Bonds in a 6-0 Vote. Here Is How Those Bonds Connect to Your Property Tax Bill
- Mission High School Opens a Serenity Garden for Teens in Recovery, Funded by The Raiders Foundation
