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Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
30 Jun 2026

Las Vegas Approves 22KSF Westside Apartment Complex

The Las Vegas City Council unanimously approved Henry Thorns’ proposed 11-unit apartment complex at 508 W. Van Buren Ave. during its June 17 meeting. Henry...

Rendering of the exterior of Henry Thorns' proposed 11-unit apartment complex at 508 W. Van Buren Ave.
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
12 Jun 2026

Kavison Homes Seeking Extension of Time for Pecos Commons Apartments

Kavison Homes LLC is requesting an Extension of Time for its proposed 22-unit multifamily project called Pecos Commons. Kavison Homes LLC is the owner and...

Site plan of Pecos Commons Apartments in Paradise, Nevada
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
3 Jun 2026

Developer Seeking to Extend Approval of 48-Unit Multifamily Community in Clark County

Silver Years Series 8 LLC & KRED Investments LLC is requesting an Extension of Time for a 48-unit multifamily development proposed at 1851 N. Walnut...

Trends
CJ Jorgensen
2 Jun 2026

Multifamily ‘Rebalancing’ Nationally; Nevada Pipeline at 4,500 Units

After years of wild vacillation, the cumulative U.S. Multifamily market is showing signs of moving toward stabilization. Individual markets, however, all have their own stories...

Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
6 May 2026

Affinity at Carson City Special Use Permit OK’d by Planning Commission

The Carson City Planning Commission approved Inland Group’s request for a special use permit for Affinity at Carson City. The 204-unit senior living facility is...

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
29 Apr 2026

Inland Group Proposing 204-Unit Senior Living Development in Carson City

Affinity at Carson City, LLC is requesting a special use permit for the construction of a 204-unit senior living facility on a 10.6-acre site. Inland...

Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
15 Apr 2026

Tunnel to Towers Proposing 118-Unit Veteran Multifamily Development in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Planning Commission is set to consider the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s proposed 118-unit veteran housing development during its April 14 meeting. The...

Local News
NVBEX Staff
22 Aug 2025

Reno City Council Gives Alley to RHA for Potential Affordable Housing

The Reno City Council approved the transfer of an alleyway to the Reno Housing Authority to develop affordable housing. The alley is located between Reno...

Prospective Affordable Housing 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...

Local News, Trends
NVBEX Staff
3 Jan 2025

Northern Nevada Multifamily Developments Decline in Q3 2024

The number of multifamily developments in the Reno-Sparks area has seen a decline despite low vacancy rates and increasing rental prices. Currently, there are 6,274...

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