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Housing is the biggest expense for most valley households and the biggest asset for many of them. This section follows home prices, rents, mortgage rates, new construction and the policies that shape them in Clark County.
Every real estate brief is written from published reporting and credits the newsroom that did it. We report the numbers the sources report, and we do not make market forecasts of our own.
Real Estate · Valley-wide
More than 10,000 homes were for sale in the Las Vegas Valley at the end of August, the Review-Journal reported. Pending sales fell for a fifth straight month, while the median single-family price stayed at $485,000.
Real Estate · Valley-wide
Housing, construction and real estate groups launched the Southern Nevada Development Coalition in August. They plan to speak with one voice to policymakers on housing costs, land and supply, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
Monthly price and inventory reports, rent trends and mortgage-rate changes are the figures valley buyers, sellers and renters ask about most.
New subdivisions, apartment projects, land sales and housing rules from the county and the cities decide what gets built and where.
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Public Safety · Valley-wide
The National Weather Service expects Las Vegas highs of 95 to 98 degrees through Friday, with minor heat risk in the valley and an extreme heat warning in Death Valley, before winds and cooler air arrive Saturday.
Schools · Nevada
A WestEd analysis approved by Nevada's Commission on School Funding found extra per-pupil dollars for at-risk students had no effect, raising questions about how the state distributes that money.
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