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Las Vegas Home Prices are Still Above Pre-Pandemic Prices

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When compared to pre-pandemic times, the reduction in housing activity hasn’t prevented home prices from reaching historical highs. Home prices in Las Vegas are still high despite being down 6% YOY from $420,000 in March 2022, to $395,000 in March 2023. According to a Redfin study stated in the article, the housing market is currently a buyer’s market. Despite the current economic situation, a crash in the Las Vegas housing market seems improbable and it seems the market is more likely to stabilize.

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewdepietro/2023/05/16/the-las-vegas-housing-market-has-cooled-a-bit-but-prices-are-still-way-above-pre-pandemic-days/?sh=10b66d571f1a

Four Seasons Luxury High-Rise Coming to Henderson

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The Four Seasons announced plans for a residential project valued at $1.3 billion in Henderson. Plans for the luxurious project include 171 high-rise residences with panoramic views, six family-style villas, resort-inspired amenities, a restaurant, and wine bar called Noble Heights. Each space will come fully furnished and range from 2,300 to 7,300 square feet. Prices range from $3.1 million for a two-bedroom apartment and up to $30 million for penthouses. Residents will also have access to other amenities such as a gym, spa, trails, and the Dragon Ridge Country Club. Expected to open in 2026, the Four Seasons Private Residence Las Vegas will be located within the MacDonald Highlands community in Henderson.

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https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/housing/1-3b-luxury-high-rise-project-coming-to-henderson-2775032/

Southern Nevada Home Prices on the Rise

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After remaining stagnant for the last four months, Southern Nevada home prices are up. The median sales price for a previously owned single-family home was $430,000 in April, up 1.2% from the previous month.   According to trade association Las Vegas Realtors, condos and townhomes also experienced a price increase from $270,000 in April, a 3.8% raise from March. Although there has been a decline in single-family home, condo and townhome sales, the slight price raise may be an indication that the market could be near or past the bottom of this cycle, according to Las Vegas Realtors President Lee Barrett.

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https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/housing/southern-nevada-housing-market-shows-life-prices-up-slightly-2774486/

Inspirada Casino Approved

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Station Casino’s received the green light from the Henderson City Council to build a new resort. Reports say that it is expected to open in March 2025. The Inspirada casino is anticipated to generate $479.1 million in economic benefits and $25.4 million in yearly tax income, according to the project’s organizers. Plans for the project call for 80,000 square feet of casino space, 600 hotel rooms, four restaurants, a food court, bowling alley and movie theater. Jaime Thalgott stated that the casino is projected to create 1,700 permanent jobs. Construction is expected to begin in January 2024 at Bicentennial Parkway and Via inspirada.

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https://www.ktnv.com/news/henderson-city-council-unanimously-approves-inspirada-casino-and-resort-zoning-changes

The Fontainebleau Finally Announces its Grand Opening

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The Fontainebleau has remained unfinished for over a decade but will finally be open to the public at the end of 2023. Construction on the 67-story Fontainebleau originally started in 2007 but stopped during the Great Recession, causing the project to stall for many years. Through different ownership changes and an unsuccessful rebranding, the tower was later reacquired in 2021 by Jeffrey Soffer, one of the original developers for the Fontainebleau. Soffer stated that the property was in “mint condition” and that it was around 75% finished. This project initiated the start of the recruiting process for the 3,700-room resort and casino and is expected to create thousands of jobs. The long-awaited resort is said to be a symbol of resilience and determination according to Soffer.

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https://www.ktnv.com/news/long-unfinished-fontainebleau-tower-sets-date-for-grand-opening

H-Mart Plans on Opening it’s First Nevada Location

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The popular Korean grocery store, H-Mart, has plans to open their first store in Las Vegas. Plans include a 54,552 square foot store located at the southeast corner of Sahara Avenue and Decatur Boulevard. An opening date is yet to be announced but it is anticipated for construction to take at least a year. The store is expected to create up to 100 jobs for the Las Vegas community and will be competing with other Korean grocery stores already established in Nevada. According to Brian Kwon, the president of H Mart, the store will be a place for diverse cultures and a “newest food lover destination.”

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https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/h-mart-shares-details-on-first-nevada-grocery-store-2768227/

New Apartment Complex Opens in Downtown Las Vegas

By | Market Watch, In the News
Earlier this week a grand opening was held to celebrate the opening of a new 84-unit, five-story apartment complex at the southeast corner of Stewart Avenue and 11th Street. The building’s units are 480 square feet and the monthly rent is estimated to be $1,100. The complex also includes retail and restaurant space. This project is developer Sam Cherry’s second downtown complex. In 2020, he opened his first apartment complex in the Arts District that offered 63 units at 480 square feet each. He has plans to open a third location in the Historic Westside, an 84-unit rental complex with 10,000 square feet of commercial space.

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New apartment complex opens in downtown’s Fremont East district

Is it the Right Time to Buy a Home?

By | Market Watch, In the News

There is never a perfect way to time the housing market. Given the situation of the economy right now, this is more of a downturn rather than a recession. There are still opportunities that home-buyers have in 2023. Due to both short- and long-term stresses, the housing market isn’t acting as it normally would creating what the article described as a perfect storm. The housing market has cooled down as a result of rising interest rates, which is slowly affecting house prices. A report cited in the article claims that home prices have fallen seven straight months, with price growth falling 2% in December 2022 to January 2023. House prices may continue to decline in 2023 if this pattern holds. Despite all the variables, buying a house is a long-term investment, so it is all dependent on your own circumstances.

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/04/13/is-a-recession-a-good-time-to-buy-a-house/?sh=1db1c8837177

The Oakland A’s Secure a Spot For an MLB Stadium

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The Oakland A’s have signed a binding purchase agreement for land west of the strip to build a major league ballpark. This opportunity will be good for Nevada, bringing new jobs and more economic development. The Oakland Athletics started their search in Nevada with a list of more than 20 ballpark sites before finalizing on three potential sites. Eventually they chose the former site of the Wild Wild West Property owned by the Red Rock Resorts. The agreement is for 49 acres located at Dean Martin Drive and Tropicana Avenue. According to the Las Vegas Review Journal, the deal is for the land only, with the option to purchase an additional 8 acres at a later date. There are plans to build a $1.5 billion, 30,000-seat, partially retractable roof stadium with food and beverage establishments as well. There are talks about possibly having a pedestrian bridge constructed to connect the ballpark to Park Avenue at T-Mobile Arena. As of now there is no date for when construction would start but plans call for some time in 2024.

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https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/athletics/major-league-deal-as-to-purchase-land-near-strip-for-new-ballpark-2764701/

D.R. Horton Unveils Fifth Cadence Neighborhood

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Over the last month, D.R. Horton opened four neighborhoods in Cadence and just unveiled model homes for the fifth collection, Symmetry Summit. On April 15, the official grand opening of Symmetry was celebrated with family fun festivities in each of the five neighborhoods. The model homes inside the fifth collection consist of two-story floor plans ranging from 3,765 to 4,425 square feet. Homes in the Summit collection offer up to six bedrooms and 4 ½ baths making it suitable for growing families and multigenerational households. Other features include open floor plans, spacious three-car garages, covered patios, and versatile loft spaces. All the neighborhoods are located on Canary Song Drive within the proximity of many shops and restaurants.

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https://www.reviewjournal.com/homes/advertising-features/d-r-horton-to-debut-four-cadence-neighborhoods-2758642/

Clark County Receives Land From BLM to Build Affordable Senior Apartments

By | Market Watch, In the News

Last week a five-acre parcel was conveyed to Clark County to create affordable apartments for seniors on fixed incomes. Stated by the County, “The project represents one of the first efforts,” in the “Welcome Home” initiative. Back on April 5th, 2022, Welcome Home was initiated to help those who are unable to find affordable housing. The housing fund was granted $120 million by the County Commission to help fund multiple developments across Las Vegas, to create affordable housing options. According to the County, $10 million in Welcome Home Community Housing Fund dollars and $1.8 million in County HOME funds will go towards the complex. This project will consist of a 195 unit complex or one and two-bedroom apartments. Amenities will include a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, meeting facilities, a wellness center, accessible showers, and a hair salon. Construction is set to begin this year at the northwest corner of Pebble Road and Eastern Avenue and plans to open in 2025.

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https://www.clarkcountynv.gov/news_detail_T28_R883.php

Major Projects and Expansions in Pahrump

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Many new and existing businesses are expanding their operations in Pahrump. According to Nye County planning Director Brett Waggoner, there are 30 commercial projects that are in the site development process and/or under construction. Multiple businesses are coming to and expanding in Pahrump. For instance, the long-awaited Arby’s opened on Tuesday, March 28 at 680 S. Highway 160. Other projects that are in construction are Midas Muffler, Chipotle, and an expansion to Spring Mountain Motorsports. In addition, there are 3 convenience stores close to opening. New warehouses are being constructed to house fireworks sold by the various retailers in the valley as well as a new storage yard. Another project we will see is a professional office space near Highway 160 and Winery Road, a new Pahrump Community Health Center on Lola Lane, and more.

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https://pvtimes.com/news/30-new-projects-in-pahrump-arbys-chipotle-midas-muffler-3-convenient-stores-more-120292/