Las Vegas Real Estate News

Jane Fonda puts New Mexico ranch on market for $19.5 million

Jane Fonda arrives at the opening ceremony and screening of "Grace of Monaco" at the 67th Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday, May 14, 2014, in France.

Jane Fonda is putting her northern New Mexico ranch up for sale. The Swan Land Company of Bozeman, Montana, announced Friday that the actress has listed her Forked Lightning Ranch just north of ...

13 June 2014
Associated Press

Las Vegas home prices climbing again; short sales tapering off

A house is shown for sale in Henderson.

The median sales price of previously owned single-family homes last month in Southern Nevada was $195,000, up 1.6 percent from April and 14.7 percent from a year ago ...

10 June 2014
By Eli Segall

Las Vegas housing market going big — as in master-planned — again

Carpenters work on a KB Homes project at Inspirada in Henderson Tuesday, June 3, 2014. A number of formerly stalled or financially troubled master-planned communities are now back in business, with developers building and selling homes.

Developers around the valley are gearing up to build mini-cities that, during the recession, either went bankrupt, were seized through foreclosure or were left on the drawing board. Dirt is being moved, utility lines are going in and model homes are planned in massive communities. If all goes as planned, the master-planned communities would ...

4 June 2014
By Eli Segall

Warehouse construction about to make a comeback in Las Vegas

Developer Doug Roberts is planning a speculative warehouse project on this lot of land seen May 20, 2014 located on the northwest corner of Jones Blvd and Sunset Road.

Speculative construction of industrial projects turned out to be a bad bet in the Great Recession. But with the economy turning the corner in the Las Vegas Valley, developers are ...

29 May 2014
By Eli Segall

County Family Services building up for sale

The Clark County Department of Family Services' headquarters, as seen May 28, 2014, is listed for sale for $18 million.

Owners of a Clark County child-protection agency’s headquarters want to sell the building for $18 million, a big premium over both its purchase price and the going rate for office properties. Brokers with CBRE Group sent out...

28 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Is now the right time to buy, sell or rent?

Construction continues on the site at Somerset Hills, a 20-acre 360-unit complex in southwest Las Vegas on Friday, May 9, 2014.

Las Vegas' housing market has been on a stomach-turning roller coaster ride for a decade. Home prices soared to absurd heights during the bubble, crashed hard and fast during the recession, then rose from the garbage heap at one of the fastest rates nationally. Now, for the first time in years, the market ...

25 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Home prices through the years

A view of residential rooftops near Horizon Ridge Parkway and Gibson Road on Wednesday, June 1, 2011, in Henderson.

When people talk about Las Vegas housing prices, they usually marvel at how crazy things got during the bubble, how terrible they were ...

25 May 2014
By Eli Segall

What about apartments in the valley?

With its sprawling subdivisions of cookie-cutter stucco homes, Las Vegas may not seem like a big apartment market.

25 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Homebuilder American West is top buyer in auction of southern valley land

Federal lands officials sold 87.5 acres of southern Las Vegas Valley property today at auction for $18 million. Homebuilder Larry Canarelli’s American West Development bought ...

22 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Los Angeles Clippers assistant coach Tyronn Lue sells Vegas oasis

http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-property/la-fi-hotprop-tyronn-lue-20140521-story.html

22 May 2014
Los Angeles Times

BLM set to auction 120 acres in southern LV Valley

U.S. officials hope to fetch at least $19 million by selling 120 acres of southern Las Vegas Valley land. The Bureau of Land Management plans to hold an auction at ...

20 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Number of underwater homeowners in Las Vegas continues to subside

An auction sign for a foreclosed home in Las Vegas bends in the wind, Nov. 17, 2010.

Las Vegas’ underwater housing crisis keeps abating, even as the valley remains ground zero for upside-down borrowers. At its peak two years ago, 71 percent of Las Vegas-area borrowers were ...

19 May 2014
By Eli Segall

Drones flying into wider use across the Las Vegas Valley and beyond

Skyworks co-founder and CEO Greg Friesmuth demonstrates his hand-made quadcopter drone Sunday, May 11, 2014, at UNLV.

In the past two years, drones have gone from the talk of CES International to the streets of Las Vegas. They’ve been spotted above soccer fields and dayclub parties, at a business opening and...

13 May 2014
By Brian Nordli

Rising rent leads some seniors back to college-style living

Gerry Venable pets one of his roommate's four cats in the home he shares with Carol Loper in Los Angeles on April 22, 2014. After an awkward first few weeks, the roommates, 74 and 69, get along well.

Gerry Venable knew it wasn't his turn to restock the coffee. He'd just bought those two big containers of Folgers. But his roommate reminded him that the bag of Starbucks beans she'd contributed to ...

11 May 2014
By Marisa Gerber, Los Angeles Times

Inside the lavish Las Vegas mansion that Michael Jackson nearly called home

The Primms were inspired by pools they visited at Hawaiian resorts when they built the extensive pool area at their estate on Tomiyasu Lane. The pool has a water slide, fountains and, behind the waterfall, a grotto bar and a one-bedroom guest suite. Michael Jackson had plans to turn the cave area into a playhouse for his children.

This is the lavish $17 million estate that almost became the King of Pop's last home. The jaw-dropping Primm Compound in Las Vegas caught the eye of Michael Jackson and boasts a …

9 May 2014
Daily Mail
« Older Newer »