Lake Las Vegas, which is unveiling its newest luxury development this weekend on The Island, posted its second best year in sales since the Great Recession.
Sales in Las Vegas master-planned communities, which took a bigger hit than the rest of the nation in 2022, rebounded in 2023 with a stronger second half of the year than the nation as a whole.
LaPour Partners and G2 Capital, partners in the Class A Office venture, Narrative, announced that Frazier Deeter, an international, award-winning accounting and advisory firm, has leased a portion of the top floor.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis topped the list in 2023 of selling the most expensive condo in Las Vegas when he netted $10.5 million for his unit at The Summit Club in Summerlin.
Las Vegas builders sounded an optimistic beat for 2024 and lauded what sports and entertainment has meant for their industry as they deal with a lack of land that continues to impact affordability.
Nevada HAND announced the start of construction on a new 125-unit affordable housing community dedicated to low-income seniors at the corner of Buffalo Drive and Cactus Avenue. The Buffalo Cactus Senior Apartments are part of nearly 2,000 units under development as Nevada HAND continuously works to address the affordable housing crisis in Nevada.
The highest sale in December was for $13.9 million in cash for a home under construction on Chisel Crest Court in Ascaya.
A Las Vegas Realtors report shows 2023 was the slowest year for local home sales in at least a decade, though local home prices increased slightly amid a tight housing supply.
The asking price for luxury homes remains elevated entering 2024 with eight homes listed at $18 million and higher.