With boom over, Las Vegas enters Era of Normal
Apr 29The history of Las Vegas runs through the iconic figures who built the city. Bugsy Siegel. Frank Sinatra. Elvis. Steve Wynn. Debbie Harris. Debbie who? Here, let's introduce you. »
The history of Las Vegas runs through the iconic figures who built the city. Bugsy Siegel. Frank Sinatra. Elvis. Steve Wynn. Debbie Harris. Debbie who? Here, let's introduce you. »
The battered new-home segment is coming back slightly in Las Vegas as resale inventory tightens and prospective buyers find themselves competing against multiple offers from cash investors, housing analyst Dennis Smith said Friday. »
Las Vegas physician Tony Alamo Jr. was reappointed Friday to a second four-year term on the Nevada Gaming Commission by Gov. Brian Sandoval. »
Real estate investor Stephen Siegel at least temporarily fended off investors attempting to oust him from management of two Siegel Suites locations. »
The Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday added teeth to the state's Foreclosure Mediation Program by ruling that a deal signed after a foreclosure mediation session could be enforced even if there were shortcomings with some of the lender's documents. »
Taxable sales in Nevada and Las Vegas jumped by double digits in February, the state Department of Taxation reported Thursday. »
NV Energy's power generation looked a lot greener in 2011. »
The Las Vegas real estate fire sale is dying out quickly as investors swoop in on properties that have gone through bankruptcy. Los Angeles-based BondRok bought the former Luxe Lofts condos or $6.75 million and put $6 million into finishing and upgradi... »
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co. grew its way through higher fuel costs to boost its net income by one fourth in the first quarter. »
Las Vegas Sands Corp. more than doubled in profits in the first quarter, due in large part to stronger results from the company's hotel-casinos in Macau and the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. »
One Nevada Credit Union said Wednesday its first-quarter profit had doubled from the same period a year ago. The Las Vegas-based credit union reported net earnings of $345,279, compared with $157,672 for the first quarter of 2011. »
Blue Marble Development has purchased the unfinished 48-unit third phase of Pecos Creek condominiums at 1830 N. Pecos Road in North Las Vegas for $750,000, or roughly $15,000 a unit, the company president said Tuesday. »
Credit unions nationwide are making more auto loans as consumers begin to replace aging vehicles. But in Las Vegas a sluggish economic recovery has dampened the rebound in new auto loans. »
The Nevada Cancer Institute has received formal approval for its plan to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. »
If it weren't for a couple of WinCo grocery stores that opened in March, Las Vegas would have seen a net loss of about 30,000 square feet in retail space occupied during the first quarter, a research analyst from Colliers International said Monday. »