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LegalMatch Breaks Down How Co-Heir Deadlocks Can Trigger Partition Lawsuits
When family members inherit property together, conflicting financial priorities over whether to sell, rent, or occupy the home often require court-supervised solutions. RENO, NV / ACCESS Newswire / August 21, 2026 / Inheriting a family home or parcel of real estate can represent significant generational wealth, but it can also quickly become a source of civil litigation when multiple heirs disagree on what to do with the property. LegalMatch.com, the online platform connecting consumers and businesses with experienced attorneys, highlights the legal mechanisms heirs face when joint ownership hits a stalemate.
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Reno-Tahoe tourism hits record with nearly $500M in room tax revenue
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Visit Reno Tahoe closed it 2025-26 fiscal year shattering tourism records. The organization earned nearly $500 million in taxable room revenue. Mike Larragueta, president and CEO of Visit Reno Tahoe, said tourism is extremely beneficial to the community and reflects visitors staying in hotels, eating in restaurants and supporting local businesses.
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Veterans, seniors: Scarcity of low-cost housing
Housing of all types for all sorts of individuals seems to be a buzz-word these days. But seniors and veterans especially seem to be lacking when it comes to locating reasonably affordable residences in reasonably decent neighborhoods around the state. What’s a body to do?. In Reno, affordable or...
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Builders and Developers Face an Overbuilt Market
Unexpectedly, the most challenging thing about commercial building in 2026 is finding projects to build. Nevada was flourishing with commercial buildings coming up out of the ground. Between 2020 and 2023 builders and developers, many from out of state, flocked to Nevada to build industrial properties, e-commerce warehouses, logistics and distribution facilities and advanced manufacturing campuses. Everyone expected demand would remain strong.
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Outlets at Legends in Sparks, NV lost its resort, its arena and half its original stores, and it still sold for more than $100 million in 2026
Most of the marquee pieces promised for Legends at Sparks Marina never got built the way they were described. The arena, the ballpark, the large convention center, the 1,000-room resort, the dinosaur-themed restaurant: none of them arrived. What did get built is Outlets at Legends, a 421,000-square-foot open-air center beside...
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The pandemic exodus was easy. The return is a housing nightmare.
It took only a few months of pandemic life for Emily Caruso and her now-husband to clear out of their Hayes Valley apartment and relocate to Lake Tahoe. Why stick around the city when work is remote, shops and restaurants are shuttered, and most of their friends had already fled, they thought. By September 2020, they were full-time Tahoe residents. Three years later, they became first-time homeowners, fixing up an Incline Village property with panoramic lake views and breathing the fresh mountain air.
nevadabusiness.com
Builders and Developers Face an Overbuilt Market
Unexpectedly, the most challenging thing about commercial building in 2026 is finding projects to build. Nevada was flourishing with commercial buildings coming up out of the ground. Between 2020 and 2023 builders and developers, many from out of state, flocked to Nevada to build industrial properties, e-commerce warehouses, logistics and distribution facilities and advanced manufacturing campuses. Everyone expected demand would remain strong.
Reno-Gazette Journal
Costco just one option for new retail center planned in south Reno | Exclusive
Plans for a new Costco Wholesale store in south Reno are not dead, but they are fluid as a California-based real estate firm looks to develop a major retail center in the area. Lewis Retail Centers, with more than 50 properties and projects across California and Nevada, continues to be interested in developing a large swath of land across from Shayden Summit mall, a company representative told the Reno Gazette Journal. The planned retail center, called Steamboat Creek Commons, features 211,000 square feet of retail space. Planning is still in the early stages and Costco is just one potential piece of a larger puzzle the company is looking at. A preliminary map for the retail center includes space for one large anchor tenant on the west side of the development next to South Virginia Street. It will also include eight smaller spaces plus two medium-size buildings immediately north of State Route 341, known as Geiger Grade. “Lewis Retail Centers has been in discussions with several nationally recognized retailers, including Costco, regarding a potential future retail development at the northeast corner of South Virginia Street … and Geiger Grade,” said Gigi Chisel, vice president of Northern Nevada development for Lewis Retail
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Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs closes longtime downtown Reno location
A longtime breakfast institution in downtown Reno has fried its last omelet. Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs shut its original spot on 420 S. Sierra St., an employee at its Mae Anne Avenue location confirmed. “(It closed) last week,” the employee said. All other locations in the area remain open, according to the employee. The closure was also confirmed by commercial real estate firm Basin Street Properties, whose portfolio includes the 50 West Liberty building that houses Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs downtown. “We appreciate their many successful years at the property,” said Mike Williams, vice president of marketing for Basin Street Properties. “We’re not in a position to discuss confidential lease or business matters.” The Reno Gazette Journal has also reached out to owner Jodi Lee for comment. First opened in June 1999, Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs was the brainchild of husband and wife Fred “Pops” Lee and JoAnna “Peg” Lee. The Lees operated restaurants in Oregon for more than three decades before moving to Reno to retire. Five years into retirement, the cooking bug bit them once more. Originally intended as a small restaurant for the Lees to run, Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs eventually grew to
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Apartment projects move forward amid slowdown
Northern Nevada’s multifamily market returned to a more normalized development pipeline in 2026 with delivery of new doors falling sharply, but a handful of developers are still moving forward with new apartment projects. Park Real Estate Partners of New York is slated to begin leasing at the 65-unit The...
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ACP acquires Legends at Sparks Marina
Alturas Capital Partners, an Idaho-based real estate investment and operating company, announces the acquisition of Legends at Sparks Marina. The transaction closed on July 23 and will be added to the Alturas Real Estate Fund. Legends at Sparks Marina features a diverse mix of national and regional tenants, including H&M, Nike, Sephora, Five Below, Yard House, Galaxy Theatres, Burlington, and Cavender’s.
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Tahoe Daily Tribune
Incline Village REALTORS® leverages Fair Housing Grant to advance education, training
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – The association of Incline Village REALTORS® (IVR) received a $3,000 Fair Housing Grant to support national speaker Nate Johnson Overcoming Barriers to Fair Housing, at the Chateau in Incline Village Lake Tahoe, reinforcing its commitment to fair housing education, professional responsibility and housing access.
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Montane Building Group completes West Coast Boats tenant improvement
Montane Building Group announces the completion of the West Coast Boats Tenant Improvement project, located at 8700 Boomtown Garson Road. Completed in March, the project transformed a vacant warehouse shell into a functional and professional commercial space designed to support future business operations and growth of West Coast Boats. This...
Tahoe Daily Tribune
Woman-owned Affordable Construction Services Tahoe to pass legacy to next generation
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – Affordable Construction Services Tahoe, owned by Beth Lee, has proudly served the Lake Tahoe community for over 25 years, and while she has no plans of leaving any time soon, two of her children have been learning the ins and outs of the business to keep her legacy going.
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Alturas Capital Acquires 421,000-Square-Foot Lifestyle Component of Legends at Sparks Marina in Nevada
Sparks, Nev. — Idaho-based Alturas Capital Partners (ACP) has acquired the 421,000-square-foot lifestyle component of Legends at Sparks Marina, a 1.2 million-square-foot mixed-use project located in Sparks, approximately four miles east of downtown Reno. The property was purchased for more than $100 million, as reported by the Reno Gazette Journal.
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Report shows limited apartment availability in Reno-Sparks, increasing rent
There’s not a lot of apartments to go around in northern Nevada, and rents are climbing because of it. Those are just a couple of the findings from a recent report published by local commercial real estate agency Marcus & Millichap. "Over the last five years, we've seen roughly...
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Lewis Apartment Communities expands Northern Nevada presence with new development
Lewis Apartment Communities, a family-owned leader in the development and management of residential communities, has broken ground on a new multifamily development in Sparks with a mix of both traditional apartments and townhomes. Santa Barbara at Kiley Ranch is the company’s sixth rental community in the region and the second community in the highly desirable Kiley Ranch master-planned neighborhood.