Developments, megaprojects, policy changes and market events that move Nevada real estate. 60 articles, newest first.
The City of Las Vegas bought 940 acres from the Bureau of Land Management and sold it the same week to Olympia Companies and Bruin Capital for $94 million, clearing the way for Monument Hills and up to 6,000 homes. Here is what the largest BLM sale in two decades does to prices, timing, and the neighborhoods next door.
LPT Realty swept the brand-new RealTrends Verified Enterprise tier in 2026 and placed eight of the national Top 14 teams. If you run a team — or want to — the cap structure alone is worth an hour of your attention. Here is the full breakdown against Keller Williams, eXp Realty, Compass, RE/MAX, Real Broker and the rest, with the real numbers.
Colorado River water cannot irrigate nonfunctional turf in Southern Nevada after December 31, 2026. Most valley homeowners think that means their front lawn. It does not — and meanwhile the enforcement itself is being fought in federal court as a class action nobody is reading about correctly.
Nevada quietly deleted three words from its real estate code, and a handshake with an agent stopped being an agreement. Since October 1, 2025, an oral arrangement is not a brokerage agreement at all under NRS 645.005 — here is what that actually means for Las Vegas buyers, sellers, and the commission at the end.
Most team leaders do not have a production problem. They have an infrastructure problem — they are paying for a CRM, an IDX site, a marketing designer and a transaction coordinator out of a split that was never built to carry them. Here is what merging into a 150-agent, $4.85 billion platform actually changes, from a three-agent team to a fifty-agent one.
The salary sites say Las Vegas agents average $81,940 to $98,003 a year — and both numbers are nearly useless. Here's the honest math from a team that closed 789 transactions in 2025: what first-year agents really earn, what top producers actually clear, what it costs to start, and the real answer to whether a Las Vegas real estate career is worth it in 2026.
Thinking about starting or growing a real estate career in Las Vegas? This is the complete guide — how to get your Nevada license, what it costs, team vs. brokerage vs. solo, and why Nevada Real Estate Group, the #1 team in the state, leads Las Vegas in culture, leads, technology, and mentorship.
Clark County just approved a 752-foot, 2,605-unit resort with an 18,000-seat NBA-ready arena on the old Wet 'n Wild land between the Sahara and Fontainebleau. Here is what the LVXP project actually is, how it stacks against the six competing arena bids, and what history says it means for North Strip condo values, rentals, and the buyers weighing a move now versus later.
Nevada's 2025 Legislature passed a stack of housing laws that hit in 2026 — from a statewide ADU mandate and new HOA rental and solar rules to written-agreement requirements for real estate agents. Here's every major change, when it takes effect, and exactly who it affects — buyers, sellers, landlords, and HOA members.
A licensed Las Vegas agent's guide to switching brokerages or joining a team in 2026 — how to transfer your Nevada license, what splits and caps really cost you, how non-competes and non-solicitation clauses work in Nevada, what happens to your active listings, and the exact questions to ask before you sign.
The best real estate agent in Boulder City is the one with a verified track record, real MLS data, and deep knowledge of the town's growth-control scarcity. Here is how to hire one — and why Nevada Real Estate Group is RealTrends' #1 ranked team in Nevada.
The statewide answer to Nevada's most-Googled real-estate question. RealTrends Verified named Nevada Real Estate Group the #1 team in Nevada — the awards, the production, the two-metro coverage, and why one team leads both Las Vegas and Reno in 2026.
The best real estate agent in Pahrump is the one with a verified production record and true rural-market fluency — well, septic, manufactured homes, and acreage. Here is how to hire one, why Nevada Real Estate Group ranks #1 in the state, and what your budget buys in the Pahrump Valley.
The best real estate agent in Sparks is defined by verified production, local submarket fluency, and third-party reviews — not billboards. Here is the framework, and why Nevada Real Estate Group leads every benchmark in 2026.
The best real estate agent in Carson City is the one with an independently verified track record, real MLS data, and a team behind every closing. Here is how to hire one in Nevada's capital — and why Nevada Real Estate Group is RealTrends Verified's #1 team in the state.
Choosing the best real estate agent in Incline Village means weighing verified luxury track record, lakefront market fluency, and Nevada tax-residency expertise. Here is a data-driven framework — and why Nevada Real Estate Group leads every benchmark that matters.
The #1 real estate team in Reno is Nevada Real Estate Group — ranked #1 in Nevada five straight years and FastExpert's top-ranked agent in Reno. Here is what a 150-agent team does that a solo agent structurally cannot, and why it matters for your Northern Nevada purchase or sale.
A new HireAHelper migration study crowned Las Vegas America's number-one destination for retiree moves — 7,854 movers age 65-plus in 2025, ahead of Tucson and Houston, with Henderson and Reno also on the list. Here is our take from inside those closings: where the retirees actually land, the single-story supply crunch the headline hides, and what it means for 2026.
In 2025 our team earned recognition from The Wall Street Journal, USA TODAY, and RealTrends — and was ranked the #1 real estate team in both Las Vegas and Reno. Here is what each award actually measures, the production behind it, and why it matters for the families we represent.
Congress just passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, the largest federal housing bill in a generation. No state has more on the line than Nevada, where the government owns 80% of the land and Las Vegas has fewer than eight years of developable acreage left. Here is what it changes.
The complete 2026 playbook for becoming a Las Vegas real estate agent — 120-hour pre-license course, exam mechanics, license costs, brokerage selection, and why joining a team in year one matters more than the broker you pick. Plus what it actually takes to make the NREG team.
FastExpert named Chris Nevada the 2026 #1 Las Vegas real estate agent, Top 25 statewide out of 25,000+ Nevada agents, plus Five Star Agent (national) and Top Agent (Henderson). Here is what the awards measure, how NREG earned them, and what they mean for Las Vegas buyers and sellers.
How to price $1M+ Las Vegas luxury homes in 2026: 13 high-DOM red flags + a 4-step framework. Field-tested by a 150-agent Las Vegas team.
Ranking the top luxury guard-gated communities in Las Vegas for 2026 by tier, price, HOA, security, and resale — from The Summit Club and Ascaya to Anthem Country Club — with live GLVAR data from a 150-agent Las Vegas team.