Rising home prices and rental rates are pushing many residents at the brink as the two presidential campaigns offer starkly contrasting visions for the economy.
Housing
Access to land for development is a key issue for nonprofits such as Nevada Hand as Nevada endures a housing crisis that has the state short some 78,000 affordable rental units.
Experts say there are a variety of reasons why the real estate industry is growing in Nevada, even though the profession is losing numbers nationally.
With the top 10 most expensive new home listings from September range from $15 million to $7.7 million, according to Las Vegas Realtors, three of them were condos or penthouses located in premier Las Vegas neighborhoods.
A new report shows a slight drop in asking rental rates in Las Vegas as Sun Belt cities across the country see declines. Here’s why.
Multimillionaire boxer Floyd Mayweather’s Southern Highlands home features a five-car garage and something celebrity real agent Matt Altman has never seen before.
One of the Las Vegas Valley’s largest homebuilders has snatched up 20 acres of prime land in the southeast valley for $19 million.
The property sold after being on the market for more than a year and after a price reduction.
The public and private sector are at odds as to how the valley has found itself in a housing crisis and a lack of obtainable homes for average residents.
The average Californian who moves to Nevada makes a third more than an average Nevada resident, creating disparity in the local housing market.
The 42-home La Cova neighborhoodis likely to target out-of-town buyers as well as locals who want to move into a quieter environment.
A new study has Las Vegas well above the national average for affordability out of the largest 50 metros in the U.S.
Supply continues to outpace demand as Las Vegas Valley homes are sitting on the market longer without offers, according to Las Vegas Realtors statistics.
A Redfin report says the Las Vegas Valley has the highest year-over-year increase of any other metro in the U.S. as of the end of August.
Land developers say the BLM controls the vast majority of land in Clark County, and this has helped fuel a real estate crisis by driving up demand and pricing.