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NVBEX Staff
9 Jul 2026

Clark County Next to Consider Data Center Restrictions

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is set to discuss potential guidelines regarding future data center developments. This comes after the Zoning Commission approved land-use...

Trends
NVBEX Staff
25 Jun 2026

Southern Nevada Sees Multifamily Rental Prices Continue to Decline

Multifamily rental prices in Southern Nevada continued to fall back to Earth in May. Zumper recently released its May Las Vegas Valley rental report, finding...

Detail of Modern residential apartment flat building exterior. Fragment of New luxury house and home complex. Part of City Real estate property and condo architecture with a blue sky
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
12 May 2026

Ken’s Foods Planning 421.3KSF Processing Center Expansion in Clark County

Ken’s Foods is proposing an expansion of its office/warehouse on a 42.3-acre site at 8925 and 8951 Kens Court in Enterprise. Ken’s Foods is the...

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
17 Apr 2026

Las Vegas Commercial Investment Proposing 41KSF Shopping Center in Enterprise

Las Vegas Commercial Investment LLC is proposing a 40.8KSF retail center on 4.92 acres at the SEC of Rainbow Blvd. and Pebble Road in Enterprise....

Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
7 Jan 2026

Developer Seeks Second Extension of Time for Sloan Arville Distribution Center

Sloan Arville LLC and Petersen Management LLC are requesting the Clark County Zoning Commission approve a second Extension of Time for the proposed Sloan Arville...

Site layout for Sloan Arville proposed distribution building
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
6 Jan 2026

Clark County Zoning Commission to Consider 87KSF Santa Margarita Shopping Center

New Chinatown Development LLC is scheduled to bring its proposed Santa Margarita Shopping Center before the Clark County Zoning Commission on Jan. 7. New Chinatown...

Santa Margarita Shopping Center architectural elevation design
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
18 Nov 2025

Habitat Development Bringing Industrial Warehouse to Enterprise

Habitat Development is slated to appear before the Clark County Planning Commission on Dec. 2 with its proposed Oleta and Jones Industrial project. Habitat Development...

Oleta & Jones (O&J) Industrial Rendering
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
29 Aug 2025

Ovation Property Management Proposing 186.6KSF Senior Living Development in Enterprise

The Clark County Zoning Commission is slated to consider Ovation Property Management’s request for an Extension of Time for its proposed 124-unit Southern Highlands Senior...

P&D Southern Highlands Color Plan
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
29 May 2025

Clark County Zoning Commission Greenlights Public Hearing for Multifamily Development Agreement

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved LV Barbara LLC’s request to hold a public hearing to consider the adoption of a Development Agreement for a...

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