Layoffs at Las Vegas law firms are yet another dismal economic indicator, but our town is only reflecting the national and international scene; we're not unique this time.
No Comments // Posted on February 28, 2009 // Las Vegas Real Estate News
When David and Karen Eisenberg were ready to relocate from Anchorage, Alaska to Southern Nevada, they were already familiar with the real estate market. In fact, the couple had lived in Las Vegas from 1989 to 1996.
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News
VAIL, Colo. - Colorado's Vail Valley is not Las Vegas or South Florida, where foreclosures have sent home values plummeting. It's not even the Steamboat Springs or Aspen areas, where home sales decreased by half last year.
No Comments // Posted on February 27, 2009 // Las Vegas Real Estate News
Real estate is a $2.2 billion Vail Valley industry - second-biggest to tourism - that's shrunk noticeably over the past year as the national housing market has struggled
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News
Real estate is a $2.2 billion Vail Valley industry - second-biggest to tourism - that's shrunk noticeably over the past year as the national housing market has struggled
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News
A big auto dealership closed Friday in Las Vegas as struggling Chrysler LLC tries to reduce its dealership count nationwide. AutoNation Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., said the dealership closing is at 4701 W. Sahara Ave. and operates as three brands: Desert Chrysler, Desert Dodge and Desert Jeep.
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News
With Nevada leading the nation in foreclosures, no one has a bigger stake in the Obama administration's housing rescue plan than Las Vegas. Housing industry observers are guardedly optimistic the plan will help stem foreclosures, which continue to drive down home prices.
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News
As real estate prices crashed in cities and towns across the nation - Miami, Dallas, Atlanta, Las Vegas, the list goes on - New York City appeared impervious to the bursting bubble. Well, not anymore.
No Comments // Posted on February 26, 2009 // Las Vegas Real Estate News
By John Lippert and Jim Efstathiou Jr. Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- On a cloudless December day in the Nevada desert, workers in white hard hats descend into a 30- foot-wide shaft next to Lake Mead.
No Comments // Posted on // Las Vegas Real Estate News