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McKnight Senior Village Expands Affordable Senior Housing in Southern Nevada with 60 New Apartments
George Gekakis, Inc. (GGI) celebrated the grand opening of McKnight Senior Village IV, the fourth and final phase of the long-standing McKnight Senior Village community at 651 McKnight St., Las Vegas, NV 89101. McKnight Senior Village IV adds 60 new one-and two-bedroom affordable apartment homes for seniors, bringing the entire...
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East Las Vegas senior worries rising rent and living costs could price her out of longtime home
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — For more than three decades, Vonnie Hatfield has called the Las Vegas Valley home. But as rent, groceries, gas and other everyday expenses continue to rise, the east Las Vegas senior said she is increasingly worried about whether she will be able to afford to stay.
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Done Deal: Building a Full House in Henderson
Blueprint first brought the opportunity to market in late 2019, positioning the parcel for a full-continuum seniors housing campus. The transaction was well underway when the COVID-19 pandemic brought it to a halt in mid-2020. Blueprint never lost sight of the site’s potential and re-engaged in late 2025, connecting the landowner with a buyer whose vision matched the location.
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Las Vegas Offers Older Homeowners Up to $5,000 for Safety Upgrades
Older homeowners in Las Vegas can make their homes safer without paying out of pocket. The city is offering up to $5,000 in home-modification funding to eligible residents to cover safety and accessibility improvements, helping seniors stay in their homes longer. The funding comes from a grant through the U.S....
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Henderson, BLM mark land transfer for 390-unit attainable housing project
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A long federal land transfer process that can take years has been completed in about two and a half years, clearing the way for a 390-unit attainable housing community planned for West Henderson. Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero and city leadership joined the Bureau of Land...
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Historic New Orleans Square faces possible demolition amid high costs
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — New Orleans Square at Commercial Center has long been a staple of Las Vegas history, but the decades-old property is now facing an uncertain future as Clark County weighs whether to spend tens of millions of dollars to renovate it or demolish it altogether. Clark...
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Henderson Mayor Romero faces former police chief Chadwick for re-election
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Voters in Henderson are weighing in on their choice for mayor as the growing city faces major development, affordability concerns, and changes in city leadership. Incumbent Mayor Michelle Romero is running against former Henderson police chief Hollie Chadwick. The race comes as Henderson continues to...
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Henderson approves nearly 400 new affordable apartments in south valley
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Henderson City Council has unanimously approved plans for a new residential development set to bring nearly 400 affordable apartments to the southern valley. During Tuesday’s meeting, council members voted in favor of the project, which will be constructed near Las Vegas Boulevard and Larson...
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Las Vegas Lures California Tech Founders With Cheaper Homes, Bigger Dreams
Brian Lee, who co-founded The Honest Company with Jessica Alba, packed up his Los Angeles life in 2025 and moved his family to Summerlin. Lee is one of a growing number of tech entrepreneurs trading California for Southern Nevada, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which reported that lifestyle, family-friendly neighborhoods and a growing business community are pulling founders east across the desert.
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Proposed business district would put the Arts District’s future in property owners’ hands
Twenty years ago, artists living in cottages near Charleston Boulevard and Main Street in Downtown’s Arts District were evicted to make way for a proposed 43-story condo tower that never even broke ground. Today, the once-niche creative refuge has transformed into a busy local hangout, but the neighborhood’s small business owners, residents and artists are again asking a familiar question: Is this place still for us?