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  • Las Vegas Home Prices Set New All-Time Record in January; Median Price Reaches $485,000

    Las Vegas Home Prices Set New All-Time Record in January; Median Price Reaches $485,000

    LAS VEGAS, NV – After several months in a row of ebbing and flowing and coming precariously close, Las Vegas home prices in January finally set a new all-time record for the region. According to a new report by industry group Las Vegas REALTORS, the median price of an existing single-family home in Las Vegas reached $485,000 in January; this represents a whopping $10,000 increase over the previous month’s price and a jump of nine percent year-over-year. The previous record high in Vegas was $482,000, set back in May 2022. Brian Gordon, Principal with Applied Analysis, said that following a degree…

  • New FCC Action Prevents Tenants from Opting Out of Landlord’s ISP Choice

    New FCC Action Prevents Tenants from Opting Out of Landlord’s ISP Choice

    LAS VEGAS, NV – A proposal implemented by the former Biden Administration’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that would have banned mandatory bulk billing arrangements for internet services in apartment buildings – allowing tenants to opt-out of their landlord’s Internet Service Provider (ISP) choice in favor of their own – has been withdrawn by the Trump Administration, effective immediately. Originally in March 2024, former FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel had put forward the proposal that would have mandated tenants not be required to pay for specific internet services by their landlords in an effort to increase consumer choice in the broadband market. The ban…

  • 150+ Homes in Las Vegas Valley Purchased by Wall Street Investment Firm in 2024

    150+ Homes in Las Vegas Valley Purchased by Wall Street Investment Firm in 2024

    LAS VEGAS, NV – Over 150 single-family homes were purchased in the Las Vegas Valley throughout 2024 by a real estate investment firm backed by Wall Street, according to property records. The Greenwich, Connecticut-based firm in question, Starwood Property Trust, bought 151 homes in the valley in October for a combined $58.2 million, spread out over three separate transactions. The homes are located in several different communities across the valley, including North Las Vegas, Henderson and the southwest and northwest valley. Starwood Property Trust will be turning most of these valley-based properties into rental units, as the mammoth firm – worth an…

  • 700-Unit Mixed-Use Development in Works at Former Texas Station, Fiesta Rancho Sites

    700-Unit Mixed-Use Development in Works at Former Texas Station, Fiesta Rancho Sites

    LAS VEGAS, NV – The former sites of the Texas Station and Fiesta Rancho in North Las Vegas – both of whom closed their doors for business in 2020 due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic – are now being developed into a new housing community that, upon completion, will help to address the ongoing housing crisis in the region. Hylo Park, whose construction is anticipated to begin early this year, is slated to take the form of a new mixed-use development – comprised of a 700-unit housing complex, along with entertainment and retail components, among other options – located upon…

  • Bureau of Land Management to Hold Auction for 90 Acres Throughout Vegas Valley in March

    Bureau of Land Management to Hold Auction for 90 Acres Throughout Vegas Valley in March

    LAS VEGAS, NV – In an attempt to address the current housing crisis in Southern Nevada, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced they will be auctioning off approximately 90 acres of land located throughout the Las Vegas Valley this upcoming March. According to a notice posted by the BLM on the Federal Register, the online-based auction – slated to start at 8 a.m. on March 18 – will be comprised of 89.35 acres of land divided into 11 separate parcels. BLM noted that 30 days prior to the auction, specifics of the land up for grabs – including legal description, physical…

  • Las Vegas Homes Construction Potentially Impeded by Two Ongoing Supreme Court Cases

    Las Vegas Homes Construction Potentially Impeded by Two Ongoing Supreme Court Cases

    LAS VEGAS, NV – Two cases that are currently before the United States Supreme Court, depending on their outcome, could have a serious impact upon several aspects of the home development industry, mainly when it comes to federally-mandated environmental reviews and how they could affect the overall timeline of construction projects. Depending on the outcomes of San Francisco v. EPA and Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colo., addressing the housing crisis in Southern Nevada could face significant setbacks, as developers could be required to greatly increase the scope of federally-required environmental reviews and/or studies to gauge the potential impact…

  • Growing Percentage of Renters’ Income Eaten up by Rent Nationwide; Nevada and Arizona Have Largest Increases

    Growing Percentage of Renters’ Income Eaten up by Rent Nationwide; Nevada and Arizona Have Largest Increases

    LAS VEGAS, NV – The cost of housing in the United States is a hot button topic leading up to the presidential election in November, and a new study shows that the residents in a growing number of states across the nation are becoming “cost burdened” by the percentage of their income that they have to devote to paying their monthly rent and utilities, with Nevada and Arizona leading the pack in terms of this demographic. “Cost burdened” is a designation for individuals or families who are paying over 30 percent of their income on rent each month; in 2019, there were…

  • Tiny Home Generates Big Demand from Desperate Las Vegas Renters on a Budget

    Tiny Home Generates Big Demand from Desperate Las Vegas Renters on a Budget

    LAS VEGAS, NV – In the Las Vegas Valley a tiny home is generating big demand from desperate Las Vegas renters on a budget, with its landlord receiving scores of inquiries from prospective tenants, a situation he said he was not expecting, according to Fox 5 Las Vegas. The 160-square-foot residence is listed for just $950 a month – half the average rent in the valley, which is currently $1,745 – and is located on the landlord’s own property; he said he built it himself for just $22,000, and did so as a way to help out people during the ongoing economic downturn that…

  • Low-Income Senior Apartment Complex Starts Construction in Southwest Las Vegas Valley

    Low-Income Senior Apartment Complex Starts Construction in Southwest Las Vegas Valley

    LAS VEGAS, NV – An apartment complex catering to low-income seniors has begun construction in the southwest Las Vegas Valley this week, a project spearheaded by a local non-profit organization known as Nevada Hand that is looking to address affordability concerns for elder residents. Dubbed Buffalo Cactus Senior Apartments, and owned by Buffalo Cactus LP, the complex is located on Buffalo Drive and Cactus Avenue and, upon completion, will take the form of a 125-unit community for senior citizens, according to Nevada Hand’s Vice President of Community Affairs Wally Swenson. We’re excited here to be breaking ground,” he said. “The only…

  • Wall Street-Backed Corporate Landlord Purchased 264 Clark County Homes in Single Day, According to New Report

    Wall Street-Backed Corporate Landlord Purchased 264 Clark County Homes in Single Day, According to New Report

    LAS VEGAS, NV – According to a new report released this week, a Dallas-based corporate landlord backed by Wall Street purchased hundreds of homes in Clark County in a massive sale that took place on a single day in the summer of 2023. Spread out amongst three separate residential transactions that took place on July 18, a whopping 264 homes in Clark County were purchased by Invitation Homes (NYSE: INVH) from the Miami-based investment firm Starwood Capital Group. The three transactions consisted of $57.5 million for 155 homes, $26.3 million for 70 homes, and $14.1 million for 39 homes, for a grand…

  • Work on New North Las Vegas Apartment Complex Completed, Now Leasing

    Work on New North Las Vegas Apartment Complex Completed, Now Leasing

    LAS VEGAS, NV – Construction on Parq at Camino, a new luxury apartment complex in North Las Vegas, has been completed and the facility is now open and leasing to new tenants.  Parq at Camino, developed by Morgan Stonehill, is comprised of 417 units spread out over 13 buildings and is located northwest of the Craig Ranch Regional Park and south of the 215 Beltway. It features one, two, and three-bedroom apartments ranging in square footage from 837 to 1,299, with rents starting at $1,407.  The complex’s management company, Cushman & Wakefield, noted that Parq at Camino features numerous amenities for…

  • New Report Indicates Rents Increasing in Lower Income Neighborhoods While Lowering in Higher Income Ones

    New Report Indicates Rents Increasing in Lower Income Neighborhoods While Lowering in Higher Income Ones

    LAS VEGAS, NV – A new report from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate confirms an ongoing trend in Las Vegas as of late where rents are increasing in poor and middle-class neighborhoods, where in contrast they are consistently lowering in more affluent areas, with several factors contributing to this developing issue.  Las Vegas-area realtor Michelle Gamble said that many of her lower-income clients are facing a hard time out there in terms of the increasing amounts of money they must devote to rent, noting that currently, “the market is tough.”  I’ve had clients who came into Nevada, they moved…