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2 real estate agents vie to close sale with North Las Vegas voters.
Sherry Strothers, a Navy veteran supported by labor and progressive groups, will face planning commissioner Esmeralda Villeda, who is backed by industry groups and sitting councilmembers, in the North Las Vegas Ward 1 race to replace a termed-limited incumbent. Sherry Strothers, a Navy veteran supported by labor and progressive groups,...
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LVR Reports Fewer Homes Selling As Interest Rates Rise
LAS VEGAS – A report released Tuesday by Las Vegas REALTORS® (LVR) shows local home prices and sales declined in September as mortgage interest rates increased. LVR reported the median price of existing single-family homes sold in Southern Nevada through its Multiple Listing Service (MLS) during September was $470,000. That’s down 1.1% from the previous month and the same median price as September 2025. It’s also down from the all-time high of $490,000 set in May and June.
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Exploring Nevada’s Role in the Critical Minerals Industry at the October CREDA Breakfast
LAS VEGAS – Nevada was “battle born” 162 years ago this month in part because of the strategic role the state’s silver industry played during the Civil War. Nevada’s mission to provide key critical minerals for the nation is in the news once again and will be the main focus of the October Commercial Real Estate Development Association (CREDA) Southern Nevada breakfast on Thursday, Oct. 15.
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Visual Comfort to Open in the Newly Developed “The Cliff” $100M Open-Air Retail, Dining and Entertainment Destination
Visual Comfort is working on its second Las Vegas Valley showroom. According to a recent press release, the upscale designer lighting retailer and showroom brand is planning to open in The Cliff in Henderson. “My family has been developing in Henderson for more than 20 years, and we know this...
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Las Vegas: Former Fiesta site to be turned into athletics-centered campus
The real estate firm that’s overhauling two former casino sites in North Las Vegas gave a detailed look at what’s in store for one of them. Agora Realty & Management held an event Wednesday to showcase its sweeping plans to redevelop the 25-acre former Fiesta Rancho property into a mixed-use campus centered on athletics.
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$100M retail redevelopment project breaks ground in Henderson
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A $100 million redevelopment project for a new retail-entertainment space in Henderson has broken ground. VAC Development says work is underway to create The Cliff in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. Construction officially began on Sept. 1. "My family has been developing in Henderson for...
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Las Vegas Luxury Real Estate in 2026: The Agent Behind Some of the Market's Biggest Sales
Through August 2026, Gavin Ernstone had closed $67,200,000 in Las Vegas luxury real estate on 16 individual transactions, averaging $4.2 million per transaction. Those figures reflect individual production, not team-combined volume. Period. Volume. Avg. Price. 2026 YTD (through Aug 12) $67,200,000. $4,200,000. Career total. $1,300,000,000+. $3,600,000. That production sits on...
Realty Today
A Henderson Office Park’s Retail Conversion Just Tripled in Cost Since It Was First Announced
VAC Development has broken ground on The Cliff, a $100 million project converting a 10-acre, 100,000-square-foot two-building office property in Henderson, Nevada's Green Valley Ranch into open-air retail, dining and entertainment space, Commercial Property Executive reported. A VAC Development-led joint venture acquired and recapitalized the project at the end of August, with original developer CAST Capital Partners continuing on as a partner rather than exiting entirely, Connect CRE reported. Construction formally began Sept. 1, with delivery to tenants targeted for the second quarter of 2027. CAST originally acquired the underlying office property in 2023 for $17.2 million, according to Commercial Property Executive.
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Boyd Sells Former Eastside Cannery Property
Boyd Gaming sold the former Eastside Cannery site in the eastern Las Vegas Valley for $28.8 million following official approval for a housing project. The gaming operator finalized the transfer of the 29.5 acre parcel located along Boulder Highway at Harmon Avenue on September 10, according to public records filed in Clark County.
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Over 200 homes approved for redevelopment at former iconic Paradise Spa complex
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The site of an iconic Las Vegas condo complex that devolved into years of blight and safety concerns is getting a fresh start as a new residential community. Developer Taylor Morrison is moving forward with plans to transform the former Paradise Spa property into a...
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KeyBank wins cash sweep fight over tenant's early exit clause
A New York appellate court handed a commercial property owner a loss over a lease that looked like a fix but wasn't. The Appellate Division, First Department, unanimously affirmed the dismissal of claims brought by KB Green Valley North, DST against KeyBank National Association and Wilmington Trust. At issue: a cash sweep provision in a commercial mortgage loan agreement, and whether a tenant's extended lease was enough to cure it.
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North Las Vegas sports-entertainment complex celebrates final construction phase
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A new sports-entertainment complex coming to North Las Vegas is celebrating a major milestone. City leaders and Agora Realty came together Wednesday to mark the start of the final phase of construction on Hylo Park. Described as a professional-level youth sports and entertainment district, Hylo...
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22 Desert Towns Retirees Move To for Dry Air and Cheap Space
The desert Southwest has been drawing retirees for generations, but the reasons rarely make it past two talking points: the weather and the price. Dry air genuinely helps people with certain respiratory or joint conditions, and desert land, outside of a handful of famous resort towns, has stayed remarkably cheap compared to almost anywhere else ... Read more