An exquisite Lake Las Vegas show home, Water’s Edge is on the lake’s North Shore in the exclusive Estates at Reflection Bay. The home’s timeless design was founded on the principles of the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright.
Nevada homebuilders think they’ve dodged a bullet with changes to the state’s construction defect laws. Because of that, the surge in town home and condos development over the last two years won’t be slowed.
Union Village, which has dubbed itself the first integrated health care village in the U.S., announced it will sell 85 percent of its land by the end of the year and have construction underway on most of its 150-acre site by 2020.
Michael Gardner, architect and principal of studio g Architecture, recently launched luxus Design Build, a construction firm licensed for residential and commercial building in Nevada. The firm’s first project was the 2019 New American Remodel Home near downtown Las Vegas, which debuted as the official show home for the International Builders’ Show 2019 in February and sold for $4.6 million less than a month later.
About 20,000 members of the American Institute of Architects will descend upon Las Vegas Wednesday through Friday for the first time in 14 years as part of its annual gathering that had the group in New York City a year ago.
Mountains Edge Hospital has grown by 19,135 square feet, thanks to the addition of the Mountains Edge Hospital Orthopedic Surgery Center, a $7-million expansion project constructed and completed by Nigro Construction. The 130-bed acute care hospital is at 8656 W. Patrick Lane.
The Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors and its Young Professionals Network of Las Vegas have announced the winners of their annual “40 Under 40” awards for 2019.
GLH is collaborating with Tesla Inc. and other new technology vendors to create “superluxury homes of the future.” The company’s goalis to showcase intelligent, elegant, automated and eco-friendly homes within an integrated smart community that includes transportationas part of the residents’ lifestyle amenities.
For all the job growth and expansion in the Las Vegas economy, a lack of land and its high cost is restricting growth in the valley, experts told the Southern Nevada real estate and development community.