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NVBEX Staff
15 Apr 2026

Boulder City Data Center Postponed as NV Energy Struggles to Meet Demand

The Boulder City Planning Commission accepted Skylar Capital Management’s request to postpone a hearing on the proposed Townsite Solar 2 data center. The data center...

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
3 Apr 2026

Switch Bringing Three-Building Data Center Campus to Enterprise

Switch is proposing a three-building data center campus dubbed the Switch Armory Campus on 52.5 acres in Enterprise. The application lists Switch’s affiliates, I 15...

Architectural layout of Switch Armory Campus in Enterprise with building details
Legal, Local News
NVBEX Staff
1 Apr 2026

Nevada Officials Considering Data Center Restrictions in 2027

An outreach meeting with groups focused on natural resources and growth/infrastructure was held on March 25 to discuss data center water and energy use. The...

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
25 Mar 2026

Skylar Capital Management Planning Townsite Solar 2 Data Center in Boulder City

The Boulder City City Council is slated to discuss the first data center proposed within city limits. Townsite Solar 2 LLC, an affiliate of Skylar...

Local News
CJ Jorgensen
11 Nov 2025

Gensler Says Las Vegas is not a Place to Bet Against

Architectural firm Gensler says it’s bullish on the Las Vegas market and greater Nevada as 2025 begins to wind down. In an hour-long interview featuring...

UNLV Memorial Rendering by Gensler
Local News
NVBEX Staff
27 Sep 2025

City of Sparks Exploring Data Center Regulations

The Sparks City Council will likely approve a moratorium on data centers during its next meeting to explore new regulations to implement. Council unanimously voted...

Trends
CJ Jorgensen
7 Apr 2025

Data Center Market Trends Positively Despite Power Concerns

The data center market throughout Nevada is trending positively as the 2020s approach its midpoint, with 362MW in total inventory and 14MW under construction. JLL...

Trends
NVBEX Staff
4 Apr 2025

Nonresidential Construction Spending Up 0.3% in Feb.

National nonresidential construction spending increased 0.3% in February, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data published by the U.S. Census Bureau. On...

Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
20 Mar 2025

Reno City Council Overturns Planning Commission Data Center Denial

The Reno City Council overturned a Reno Planning Commission denial after it was appealed during Council’s meeting on March 12th for an Oppidan Data Center....

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
10 Mar 2025

Clark County Planning Commission Approves Five-Megawatt Data Center

Oppidan, Inc.’s five-megawatt data center at 4460 W. Post Road in Paradise was presented at the Mar. 4 Clark County Planning Commission meeting seeking two...

Trends
NVBEX Staff
7 Mar 2025

Nonresidential Construction Spending Up 0.1% in Jan.

National nonresidential construction spending increased 0.1% in January, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data published by the U.S. Census Bureau. On...

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
18 Dec 2024

Keystone Data Center Planned in Reno

By CJ Jorgensen for NEVBEX A conditional use permit request for the Keystone Data Center at 265 Keystone Avenue was submitted to the City of...

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