Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott are searching the Las Vegas Valley for homes that are diamonds in the rough: beloved properties with good bones the brothers can transform into the homeowner’s “forever home.”
When it comes to luxury homes in Las Vegas, it’s not just about the great room, master bedroom or even the pool. For some, it’s all about the garage.
Designed without limitations, the first Dream Home by Scott Living is taking shape in the MacDonald Highlands community.
Arizona-based homebuilder Taylor Morrison with an eye on entering Las Vegas market has acquired William Lyon Homes and will become the fifth largest builder in the nation.
The new-home construction market in Las Vegas posted its strongest third quarter since 2007 and shows no signs of slowing down as 2019 comes to a close with a chance to equal last year after a slow start.
Wayne Newton’s former 36-acre ranch, Casa de Shenandoah, and surrounding commercial property, has been sold for $10.53 million as part of two distinct real estate transactions.
The penthouse has six bedrooms, a theater and a master bath in which someone can look through the glass in the shower and see the Strip.
Town homes and other new attached housing products have recorded its highest percentage of the housing market since prior to the Great Recession and builders aren’t slowing down in their pursuit of those projects.
MG Properties Group, a private San Diego-based real estate investor and operator, has announced the acquisition of Village at Desert Lakes Apartments.