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Toll Brothers age-restricted home earns award

Toll Brothers is known for its luxury developments. This past year, however, it undertook its first venture in Nevada of building an age-restricted active-adult community for those 55 and older.

Tax time is near

Could be last chance to deduct private mortgage insurance

Cadence breaks ground on dog park

Cadence, a 2,200 acre planned community in Henderson, will soon break ground on a new 5-acre park, boasting a three-section dog park, a tot lot, climbing wall and skills wall. The dog park will be the first for the growing community, which now has more than 400 families within its confines. For more information, visit www.cadencenv.com.

Pulte to build 300-acre housing development in Summerlin

A 300-acre housing development stalled during the recession in Summerlin is moving forward once again, with a grand opening on several models planned for late spring.

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Less rigorous lending standards and lower down-payment requirements make FHA loans popular with mortgage borrowers.

Condo project under way in Summerlin

William Lyon Homes has started construction on a condominium project in Summerlin.

UNLV Team Vegas designs house for Solar Decathlon 2017

University of Nevada Las Vegas students from the colleges of engineering, architecture, hotel management, health sciences, fine arts and construction management will be competing in Solar Decathlon 2017 at Denver this fall, to showcase their skills in designing an energy-efficient, solar-powered home that can also actively support its aging residents.

Housing market on the move

The housing market in Southern Nevada, for resale and new-home construction, is on a course to see an increase in activity in 2017.

SNHB readies for Nevada 2017 legislative session

Homebuilders in Southern Nevada could face ripples and potentially cause their own, during the Nevada 2017 legislative session in Carson City, set to begin Feb. 6.

Are closing costs tax deductible?

Homeowner tax deductions aren’t always easy to calculate, but the IRS does break down what types of tax deductions you can take when you file Form 1040. The only way to deduct closing costs, such as property tax, is by using itemized deductions. You cannot take a standard deduction and also deduct your closing costs, so you have to decide which one offers the most tax advantages for your situation.

San Francisco-based Opendoor.com partners with Lennar

Recently launching its Home Trade-Up Program, Lennar Las Vegas hopes to revolutionize the way consumers purchase and sell homes.

Lake Las Vegas opens Sports Club Jan. 1

As the valley rings in the new year, the Lake Las Vegas master-planned community opens its newest amenity, an over 17,000-square-foot campus-style Sports Club.

Ten tips to have an awesome mortgage in 2017

There are several ways to make sure you have the best mortgage this year. Here are 10 easy tips.

What is escrow and what does it really cost?

An escrow account, also known as an impound account, is a holding area for assets that can be traded, such as money or stocks. In the case of real estate, a lender might require higher-risk borrowers to put mortgage insurance or other mortgage impounds into escrow.

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