Nevada Projects 10-23-26

Visual of NetJets new private aviation space at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.
Credit: NetJets/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Groundbreakings

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Site preparation is underway at the former Badlands golf course, where Lennar Corporation is developing The Preserve in Las Vegas. The roughly 250-acre community is planned for 1,480 townhomes, condominiums and single-family homes, with initial road and homesite work concentrated near the SEC of Alta Drive and Hualapai Way. Lennar acquired the property through a settlement with the City of Las Vegas, with the sale closing in March 2025.

Credit: Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Lennar Corporation held a ceremonial groundbreaking for The Foundry, a roughly 70-acre housing development spanning the former Grant Sawyer Building and Cashman Center sites in downtown Las Vegas. Plans call for more than 1,000 townhomes and single-family homes, with vertical construction expected to begin in October 2027. The state is selling the nearly 23-acre Grant Sawyer site to Lennar for $10.5M, while the City of Las Vegas is selling the roughly 50-acre Cashman Center property for $36.15M. Demolition of the Cashman site is expected to begin within the next few months.

Credit: Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal

Progress Reports

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Construction has been paused near Yerington on a portion of NV Energy’s Greenlink West transmission line project following concerns from Paiute tribal members over potential impacts to burial and cultural sites. Work elsewhere along the roughly 350-mile line continues, while NV Energy and the Bureau of Land Management address the disputed area northwest of Yerington. Greenlink West is part of NV Energy’s roughly $4.2B Greenlink project and is expected to enter service by May 2027.

Credit: Kevin Emmerich/The Nevada Independent

Completions

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The City of Henderson opened the $70M Henderson Sport & Social at 3375 St. Rose Pkwy. The approximately 180KSF, two-level facility includes four convertible courts, 40KSF of indoor turf fields and a 30KSF family entertainment area. Klai Juba Wald Architecture + Interiors designed the project, and The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company served as the general contractor. Construction began in May 2025, with KemperSports operating the facility.

Credit: City of Henderson
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A property-wide modernization has wrapped up at Suncoast Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Boyd Gaming’s renovation updated the casino floor, bingo and high-limit rooms, sportsbook and meeting and convention areas, along with other guest-facing spaces. The work is part of Boyd Gaming’s broader reinvestment program across its properties.

Credit: Boyd Gaming/LinkedIn
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Nigro Development completed a $19M, four-story Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites at 5575 N. Lamb Blvd. in North Las Vegas. The 117-room hotel is scheduled to open Oct. 30. Nigro Construction built the project.

Credit: L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Boulder City is now home to Travel Nevada’s first Adventure Center, which opened at 102 Nevada Way as a base for outdoor recreation outfitters, rentals and guided trips. The project received a more than $3.7M U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration grant to fund two centers statewide. A second location is planned to open in Carson City in spring 2027.

Credit: Travel Nevada/Las Vegas Sun
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Veritas Preparatory School marked completion of a new classroom building with an Oct. 2 ribbon-cutting in Fallon. The facility provides dedicated space for fifth- through eighth-grade students and is already in use. Hammond Homes & Construction was recognized for its contributions and assistance in completing the project.

Credit: Jamie Ernst/The Fallon Post
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A $3.7M pavement rehabilitation project covering portions of 6th, 7th and West streets in Reno is complete. Sierra Nevada Construction Inc. handled construction, with Eastern Sierra Engineering serving as the design firm. Work included pavement rehabilitation along 7th Street from Keystone Avenue to Washington Street, 6th Street from Arlington Avenue to West Street and West Street from Fifth Street to Sixth Street, along with micromobility improvements on 7th Street. The project was funded through the Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County fuel tax revenues.

Credit: Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc./LinkedIn
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More than 300KSF of new private aviation space is now in service at Harry Reid International Airport following the debut of NetJets’ Las Vegas campus. Developed in partnership with Signature Aviation, the campus includes a 17.1KSF private terminal, two hangars, approximately 250KSF of ramp space and a 24-hour maintenance facility. Executive Jet Management will operate one hangar.

Visual of NetJets new private aviation space at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.
Credit: NetJets/Las Vegas Review-Journal
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