Day: January 7, 2025

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CJ Jorgensen
7 Jan 2025

168-Unit Workforce Housing Development Moves Forward in Reno

The Reno Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval for a conditional use permit for a 168-unit affordable/workforce housing apartment complex called ArrowLeaf Apartments on both sides...

Local News
NVBEX Staff
7 Jan 2025

FEMA Funds Awarded to Nevada Dam Shines Light on Greater Issue

Dams and surrounding infrastructure may need to be upgraded to prevent potential damage from earthquakes and other natural disasters. The State of Nevada recently received...

Local News
NVBEX Staff
7 Jan 2025

Annual List Featuring Historical Nevada Buildings Released

Preserve Nevada recently released its annual list of several historic sites needing attention. Multiple theaters were featured on the preservation list, including: The Bethel AME...

Local News
NVBEX Staff
7 Jan 2025

Department of Interior Considering Development Ban in Ruby Mountains

The Department of the Interior announced it is considering a 20-year withdrawal of the Ruby Mountains in Elko County from future geothermal and oil/gas development....

Trends
NVBEX Staff
7 Jan 2025

U.S. Multifamily Market Expected to Stay Strong in 2025

The multifamily market across the United States seems to be one of the strongest heading into 2025 and is expected to remain one of the...

People on the Move
NVBEX Staff
7 Jan 2025

Industry Professionals 01-07-25

Awards & Accolades 1. The Builders Association of Northern Nevada announced the winners of its 2024 BANNER Awards, which honor achievements in the construction industry....

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