
Ryder Homes broke ground Oct. 8 on Wilson Landing, a new housing development off Farm District Road in Fernley. The project is among the first Northern Nevada housing developments to move forward through the Nevada Attainable Housing Account established under Assembly Bill 540.
The $13.2M Pyramid Highway Operations Improvements Project is moving into a major paving phase along approximately two miles of SR 445 between Ingenuity Avenue and Egyptian Drive in Spanish Springs. Q&D Construction is adding a new southbound through lane, while the broader project also includes signal upgrades, drainage and utility work and a new traffic signal at Ingenuity Avenue. Atkins North America Inc. is the design firm. Construction is expected to continue through spring 2027.
Both towers at Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas have topped out in Henderson’s MacDonald Highlands community. The 24- and 25-story high-rises will include 171 condominium units, with glass installation now underway. Azure Resorts & Hotels, Luxus Developments and Two Roads Development are developing the project, and Suffolk Construction Company is the general contractor. The development secured $781M in construction financing last year.
Construction has resumed at Foundry Square at Five Points, a 79-unit townhouse development at Fremont Street and Charleston Blvd. in Las Vegas. Trust Home Builders acquired the roughly four-acre property for $4.8M in February and is completing the 15 partially built homes left by prior ownership, with the first six units expected to be ready for sale in late October. The developer plans to complete all 79 units by 2029 or 2030.
The Nevada Department of Transportation is wrapping up a two-year resurfacing project along U.S. 50 from Spooner Summit to Stateline. Major paving work is complete, with crews finishing striping, signage, barrier painting and staging-area cleanup. The project replaced three inches of pavement and also included drainage improvements, upgraded barrier and curb work, centerline rumble strips and installation of a fiber optic trunk line.
Paving has started on the Summerlin Parkway Trail between Anasazi Drive and Town Center Drive as construction advances on the $26M, 3.5-mile shared-use path in west Las Vegas. The City of Las Vegas began work in August 2025, with additional paving planned between the 215 Beltway and Anasazi Drive and between Rampart Blvd. and Town Center Drive. Work on the pedestrian bridge near Rampart Blvd. is also ongoing. Completion is scheduled for February 2027.
Final paving is underway on the East William Street Project in Carson City, marking the last major construction phase for the corridor improvements between Roop Street and Russell Way. Crews are milling one inch of existing pavement before placing new asphalt, with paving expected to continue through Oct. 22. Final striping, landscaping and minor finishing work will follow, with full completion scheduled for November.
Phase I of the Sartini Plaza remodel in Las Vegas is nearing completion, with work on 24 units expected to wrap up by the end of October. Pavilion Construction is completing the renovation in partnership with the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority.
The second phase of Marion D. Bennett Sr. Plaza is complete in Las Vegas’ Historic Westside, delivering 59 affordable one- and two-bedroom apartments. KME Architects designed the development, with Kalb Industries of Nevada Ltd. serving on the project team. The project was delivered with support from the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority, Nevada Housing Division, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the City of Las Vegas.
The $23M Marlette Lake dam rehabilitation project was completed this month, replacing the existing earthen dam and reopening access to the west side of the Spooner Lake backcountry. The project also included seismic upgrades, spillway improvements and replacement of discharge piping and outlet valves. Nevada State Public Works contracted Lumos & Associates and Granite Construction for engineering and construction. Work began in June 2025.
Amperesand opened its new manufacturing facility in Reno Oct. 8. The facility will manufacture equipment used to connect large power users to the electrical grid.
The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County and City of Reno marked completion of the first bright green bike lanes along Virginia Street as work continues on the Biggest Little Bike Network in downtown Reno. Construction began Sept. 21 and is progressing along Virginia, Fifth and Vine streets and the Evans Avenue/Lake Street/Sinclair Street corridor. The network will add separated bicycle and scooter routes connecting the University of Nevada, Reno, Downtown and MidTown. Completion is anticipated in summer 2027.
Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge opened its new headquarters at 3175 Freeman Lane near Fallon, relocating operations from town to the refuge itself. The facility includes the refuge’s headquarters and visitor information center and was marked with a Sept. 12 ribbon-cutting.
The newest Seventy Six location is now open on Arville and Silverado Ranch. This location is the seventh in the Las Vegas Valley.



















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