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Deciding whether to rent or buy a home getting more complicated: Thursday, May 16, 2013; Deciding whether to rent or buy a house in Las Vegas seemed pretty simple last summer: owning was cheaper than renting within two years of purchase.
These new eateries, stores are opening at Town Square: Thursday, May 16, 2013; On the heels of some store closings, Town Square has snagged several new retail tenants. But like any other retail hub, Town Square, located south of the Strip, has had turnover.
Only in Las Vegas, where home construction and foreclosures surge simultaneously: Wednesday, May 15, 2013; Homebuilders in the country’s largest cities are getting ready for a boost of work, but only in Las Vegas are they ratcheting up plans as foreclosure activity rises, a new study shows.
More and more million-dollar homes being snapped up in Las Vegas: Wednesday, May 15, 2013; After some chilly years, Las Vegas’ luxury housing market is heating up. There were 85 sales of million-dollar homes in the three months ending March 31, up from 39 deals in the same period last year.
Lake Las Vegas, long viewed as a bust, is rebounding: Wednesday, May 15, 2013; A few years ago, Lake Las Vegas was on the verge of collapse. Foreclosures swept through the bankrupt Henderson project as home values and retail sales plunged. Shuttered golf courses turned brown. The project’s only casino closed because an adjacent hotel locked its doors. Even a man-made waterfall was turned off. Now, the lavish project described for years as a financial bust is slowly nursing itself back to health. Home prices are on the upswing, hotel occupancy is inching higher, and new tenants are joining the retail district. Since July, Wall Street billionaire John Paulson’s firm has bought more than 900 acres of land there.
Why a solar panel company is moving into a mall and a business group moved out: Wednesday, May 15, 2013; A fast-growing Silicon Valley company is gobbling up Las Vegas office space as it moves into Nevada and, ironically, takes over the offices of a group that works to bring new companies to the state.
Former presidents, a famous basketball coach and two billionaires speak in Las Vegas, but you can't know what they said: Saturday, May 11, 2013; The investment industry’s SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, or SALT, held this week at the Bellagio, featured a who’s who of global politics and business. But despite the fact that thousands of people watched them speak, not a word of what they said can be shared publicly.
BLM kills land deal for Henderson stadium site: Friday, May 10, 2013; Federal officials on Friday pulled the plug on a possible attempt by Chris Milam's lenders to develop the 485-acre site near the M Resort where Milam planned to build an indoor arena and three stadiums.
Summerlin's surge in land sales signals a healthier Las Vegas housing market: Thursday, May 9, 2013; Summerlin land sales almost quadrupled last quarter from a year before, a sign of homebuilders’ increased appetite in Las Vegas.
Commercial real estate a bargain in Las Vegas, but what about income potential?: Thursday, May 9, 2013; Las Vegas’ commercial real estate market will not fully recover anytime soon from the recession, but it has one perk: low-priced deals for investors.