The office of the Nevada attorney general announced today that the Clark County grand jury has indicted two title officers on charges of running an alleged robo-signing scheme that resulted in the filing of tens of thousands of fraudulent foreclosure documents.
An investor in distressed real estate has purchased the struggling Village Square shopping and office complex in western Las Vegas and is promising to revitalize it.
To combat the glut of blighted, vacant homes plaguing its neighborhoods, Las Vegas is working to create a registry to monitor foreclosed properties and hold their owners accountable for their upkeep.
The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that a former corporate executive cannot be forced to defend construction-defect lawsuits brought by residents of two developments built by American West Homes in Las Vegas.
Once the reject issue of the 2012 debate circuit, housing seems to have secured a central place in debates from now on, as the moderators of the CNBC debate Wednesday spent an extended period grilling every Republican presidential contender on stage but one about his or her position on the economic question that hits Nevadans particularly close to home.
Two more real estate reports, another blast of bad news for the Nevada market. Foreclosure tracker RealtyTrac, of Irvine, Calif., issued national statistics for October and, as usual, Nevada had the nation’s highest foreclosure rate.
In the latest in a series of such lawsuits, the Aliante planned community’s homeowners association in North Las Vegas is accused of gouging buyers of foreclosed homes.
Las Vegas-area home prices continued their downward trend in October, the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors reported Monday. Realtors said the median price of single-family homes sold in October was $121,000.
Ron Paul is having an I-told-you-so moment. Running for president four years ago, Paul spawned a movement of mostly young political outsiders with doomsday talk of deficit spending and manipulation of the monetary system leading to economic ruin.
Two commercial real estate developments in Southern Nevada have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and reorganization to block foreclosures planned by their lenders.
Who needs caffeine when you’ve got today’s topic: homeowners associations! Yes, your blood pressure is spiking at the sight of the dreaded acronym, HOA.
Two men and a woman have been arrested in an alleged mortgage scam that preyed on homeowners facing foreclosures in Las Vegas, state Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto said.
