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From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: Former Badlands owner buying Las Vegas land again after big settlement with city

A new report from Apartments.com, which is run by CoStar, shows Las Vegas as one of the outliers when it comes to rental growth, posting a drop due to a supply surge that was started during the low financing era of the pandemic.

The hotel-casino is retiring a series of casino chips, and the public has until the end of August to redeem them, according to the downtown Las Vegas property.

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: ‘No hard feelings’: Upscale lounge closes at T-Mobile Arena

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: What’s the construction at the end of Alta in Summerlin?

A new report finds the state ranks first overall in the country for credit card delinquencies, and third overall for overall debt burden.

Las Vegas Realtors statistics for April show the median price for a single-family home is still close to the record high that was set in November.

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: California landlord buys Las Vegas retail plaza for nearly $30M

Where “luxury meets the sky,” says the listing, the home is located at the end of a cul-de-sac, sitting on 1.38 acres, with 14,005 square feet, six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and a seven-car garage.

The Bureau of Land Management, controlling most of the land left in Southern Nevada, has been slow to release it via a bureaucratic and cumbersome nomination process dating back decades.

An official notice apologized for not meeting a statutorily imposed deadline of notification at least 60 days in advance of a closure after the airline shut down its operations Saturday.

The federal government sold nearly 110 acres of land in America’s casino capital through an auction

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: Shopping center near Summerlin sells for nearly $40M

A local homeowners association at the lake out in Henderson are alleging that a homebuilder created unsafe homes by ignoring building and construction issues with dozens of homes.

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: Las Vegas homebuilders’ sales, construction plans keep sliding

Market data shows a strong February and March could mean an uptick in sales and transactions after a dismal year in 2025 when sales hit their lowest total since the Great Recession.

Las Vegas has one of the highest rates of evictions, according to Princeton’s Eviction Lab, however some of the more recent data shows a potential slowing of filings.

Those sweet buy-one, get-one-free sales at Safeway and Albertsons grocery stores may not be the deals you thought they were, according to a new suit by Washington state’s attorney general.

From Reviewjournal RSS Feed: Offices and ‘cake shakes’: Developer breaks ground on new commercial center in Las Vegas