The Las Vegas high-rise condo market in 2025 recorded its fewest number of sales since the start of the pandemic in 2020. Still, more new condos are on the way in Henderson and downtown Las Vegas.
Building through the current economic cycle was the focus of NAIOP Southern Nevada’s monthly breakfast meeting.
Nevada Health Bioscience Corp. marked a major milestone in the development of the NHBC Academic Laboratory with a ceremonial topping out, hosted by Whiting-Turner, celebrating the construction team’s placement of the final structural steel beam and the project’s transition from groundwork to a fully vertical structure.
The PENTA Building Group successfully wrapped its 19th annual Safety Kick-Off, a multi-city initiative dedicated to industry excellence. The tour engaged thousands of construction experts and hosted a wide array of safety vendors.
Lennar retained the top spot among builders in 2025 that saw all companies except for Toll Brothers record a decrease; but signs are hopeful for an upturn in 2026 as builders ramped up their permits to close out the year.
Led by Cadence in east Henderson at No. 3, Las Vegas had four master-planned communities ranked in the top 50 of the nation, including another top 10 showing for Summerlin.
Nevada Rural Housing, in partnership with the Nevada Housing Coalition, announced its Keys to the Missing Middle Homeownership Education Program, a statewide initiative designed to help Nevada households prepare for and sustain successful homeownership.
The Southern Nevada chapter of NAIOP kicked off its monthly breakfast program Jan. 15 focusing on the economy and how Las Vegas may be playing catch up to the national economy during 2026.
Steve Neiger has started his term as president of NAIOP Southern Nevada as it kicks off its monthly educational breakfast sessions this week and said getting the federal government to make more land available for development is the No. 1 issue for the organization in 2026.