In The News: Office of Real Estate

Las Vegas Review Journal

UNLV looks to sell land near Strip for almost $40M.

Vegas Business

The now-vacant lot, at the southeast corner of Tropicana Avenue and University Center Drive, across from the Thomas & Mack Center, was previously home to a cluster of UNLV buildings called the Paradise Campus.

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

The church’s longtime neighbor ultimately became its buyer. UNLV purchased the property over the summer for about $11 million. University officials said the site fits into the school’s long-term planning because of its location directly across from campus.

Nevada Current

Company is selling homes for less than it paid for them.

KSNV-TV: News 3

One day I was scrolling TikTok when I came across a video of Henderson real estate agent Sean Gotcher saying "gotcha" to some big companies.

GlobeSt.com

If you follow the commodities markets, you might wonder why bling isn’t made of wood instead of gold these days.

Nevada Current

Nevada’s housing market is once again moving too fast for appraisals to keep pace with values and it’s sidelining would-be buyers who require mortgages, according to Las Vegas Realtors president Aldo Martinez.

Vegas Inc

Welcome to the 2021 Las Vegas housing market. Depending on how much a buyer is willing to pay, it’s often a dream scenario for those looking to cash in, but more of a nightmare for those looking to break into the market or purchase more home.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Southern Nevada’s housing market is accelerating today with rapid sales and record prices, and industry sources say the market is moving at the fastest pace in a long time. So, are we floating in another market bubble?

KNPR News

There’s a T-shirt out there that says, “Don’t California My Nevada.” It sums up the fear that some have that Nevada will become more like our neighbor to the west if enough Californians move here.

KNPR News

There’s a T-shirt out there that says, “Don’t California My Nevada.” It sums up the fear that some have that Nevada will become more like our neighbor to the west if enough Californians move here.

NextAdvisor

Experts think mortgage rates will hover around 3% this month – extending the window for borrowers to lock in a low rate.