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Smith, NV · Real Estate
thefallonpost.org
Paul Harmon Seeks Reelection to Ward 3 Seat
Paul Harmon is seeking reelection to the Ward 3 seat on the Fallon City Council, citing infrastructure improvements, housing, and long-term planning among his priorities for the city’s future. Harmon, who has served on the council for the past three and a half years, said Fallon continues to face...
KOLO TV Reno
Reno City Council candidate Summer Pellett promises to make decisions that move Reno forward
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Reno City Council - Ward 2 candidate Summer Pellett reached out to voters, letting them know that early voting runs through Friday, June 5. “Summer Pellett is the most qualified candidate for Reno City Council,” the text message said. " As a small business owner, former city planner, and Planning Commissioner, Summer Pellett has the experience and leadership Reno needs."
Nevada Appeal
2027 building permits on Growth Management Commission agenda
Wednesday, the Carson City Planning Commission will convene as the Growth Management Commission and recommend to the Board of Supervisors residential building permit allocations for 2027. The meeting begins at 4 p.m. in the board room of the community center, 851 E. William St. “The Growth Management Ordinance was originally...
Tahoe Daily Tribune
Property owners invited to free wildfire preparedness seminar
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – Local real estate agent Kristie Wells is hosting a Wildfire Preparedness & Mitigation Community Seminar at The Chateau in Incline Village on May 26 from 5-7 p.m. after seeing firsthand how wildfires can impact real estate decisions and raise many questions. Through the seminar, Wells...
2news.com
55-Story Tower could become Reno’s tallest building in J Resort plans
Jacobs Entertainment (JEI) officials were joined by local dignitaries and community leaders to celebrate the completion of J Resort's $400 million, five-year Phase One of development. The celebration took place in the property's new 4th Street expansion. Phase One of the redevelopment included the creation of J Resort’s Festival Grounds,...
mountainliving.com
Mountain Living in Lake Tahoe
In recent years, the Lake Tahoe area has drawn a remarkable influx of new residents, as people sought refuge in one of the most beautiful places in the country. While things have leveled off to a certain degree, the market has remained hot for professionals across the residential design and construction industry. Discerning buyers, many seeking second or third residences, as well as those looking to renovate long-held properties, are fueling demand for tailored designs, exceptional craftsmanship, and cutting-edge sustainable technology.
fastfoodclub.com
This charming Nevada town is so affordable, retirees say they can live comfortably on social security alone
Tucked away in the high desert of western Nevada, Fernley is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about retirement destinations in the country. With a low cost of living, no state income tax, and a tight-knit community feel, many retirees are discovering they can stretch their Social Security checks further here than almost anywhere else.
nnbw.com
Montane Building Group completes Eden Home work
Montane Building Group has announced completion of the Eden Home Health Tenant Improvement project at 5420 Kietzke Lane, Suite 200 in Reno. The 12,000-square-foot renovation was completed for owner Kietzke 5420 LLC and includes upgraded office space for Eden Home Health. The project involved a remodel of existing office areas...
KOLO TV Reno
Wingfield Springs residents express frustrations over housing development in front of the Sparks City Council
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Residents living in the Foothills at Wingfield Springs area are expressing their frustrations to the Sparks City Council today. This, as the controversial proposal to build houses on one of Red Hawk’s Golf Courses, remains under review. The Red Hawk Land Company is proposing to...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Increased visits push Reno-Tahoe room tax revenue to record high
The Reno-Tahoe area recorded a new high for first-quarter taxable room revenue as events and tourism drove increased visits to the region. Hotels and lodging facilities in the greater Reno area kicked off 2026 by posting $106,790,461 in combined taxable room revenue. The number is up 3.3% from the same period last year and is also the highest recorded for the first quarter, according to the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority. Cash occupied room nights, which represent paid room bookings as opposed to complimentary stays, also saw a 6.5% increase during the fiscal year to date, starting in July 2025. More: What's going on at huge construction site off I-80 in west Reno? The data is based on room tax numbers for Washoe County, which include Reno, Sparks and Incline Village in Lake Tahoe. The data does not include Stateline hotel-casinos in Douglas County. “Tourism continues to be a major economic driver for our community,” said Mike Larragueta, RSCVA president and CEO, in a statement. “These numbers reflect the strength of our meetings and events business, the appeal of Reno Tahoe as an easy-access destination, and the direct impact visitors have on local hotels, restaurants, shops and small businesses.” The
multifamilyexecutive.com
Thompson Thrift Marks 40 Years With Growing National Footprint
Celebrating its 40th anniversary, multifamily developer Thompson Thrift continues to advance its pipeline with a disciplined growth strategy. For the third consecutive year, it has ranked on the National Multifamily Housing Council’s top developers and builders lists at No. 15 and 17, respectively. In 2025, the developer started 3,245 units, while it expects to start 13 developments with approximately 3,900 units this year.
Reno-Gazette Journal
Letter: Reno resident backs Kate Marshall's housing vision
Mayoral candidate Kate Marshall’s article resonated with me. My husband and I moved to Reno seven years ago for exactly that special quality Reno has, and we want to contribute to it. I can describe that special quality by a brief experience. Standing in the long line at Beloved Bakery, we met a mother and her active, bright three-year old and had a meaningful conversation about things that were important to us. Reno people are wonderfully engaging! The cottages that Kate Marshall talks about are affordable, and they also encourage positive neighborliness, especially if they face a shared, common grass area where kids can play and adults can chat. I really like the idea of planning instead of just throwing up buildings that do not fit the neighborhood or do not have access to public transportation. Kate Marshall's idea to streamline the permitting process by all the departments working on the same building project at the same time — it’s so reasonable! I especially liked that she gave specifics and a vision instead of just touting “we need affordable housing.” Michele Hardy Reno Have your say: How to submit an opinion column or letter to the editor This article originally
KOLO
'Hi-Way 40' Affordable Housing Community opens in Reno
nevadabusiness.com
Touchstone Living Elevates Key Leadership to Drive Strategic Growth and Regional Expansion
LAS VEGAS – April 30, 2026 – Prioritizing internal talent and a commitment to attainable homeownership, Touchstone Living announced a series of strategic executive promotions. These leadership appointments are designed to steer the veteran homebuilder’s next chapter as it begins operations in the Reno and Pahrump markets. By reinforcing its executive core, the company ensures that its mission of providing high-quality, accessible housing remains steady during its regional growth.
nnbw.com
Strong industrial leasing bright spot of region
New construction, leasing and investment sales remain muted in most sectors of commercial real estate across Northern Nevada, but there were a few bright spots in the first three months of the year. Industrial leasing in the first quarter totaled 2.2 million square feet, the second consecutive quarter of strong...