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Housing Policy Forum Offers Data, Analysis, and Policy Solutions for Nevada
Brookings Mountain West and the Lied Center for Real Estate at UNLV host national housing policy experts to present research and discuss housing finance system reforms on Sept. 23.
Real-Estate Risks: Building Homes in the Path of Western Wildfires
UNLV research shows that FEMA-declared wildfire disasters in the fastest-growing home development areas have minimal impact on new home construction.
UNLV Releases New Apartment Market Trends Report
Quarterly report from the Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies provides zip code-specific data for apartment market trends throughout Las Vegas.
The Purchase of a Lifetime: Should You Buy a Home Now?
Director of UNLV Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies offers key factors to consider when finding your permanent home.

UNLV Takes Third in International Solar Decathlon Build Competition
Multidisciplinary student team overcame 2020 pandemic obstacles and competition delays to win first in the operations and presentation categories, and second place for innovation and energy.
Housing Markets in a Pandemic: The Curious Case of Las Vegas
UNLV real estate expert Dr. Vivek Sah examines the success of Southern Nevada’s housing market throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and how it differs from the Great Recession.
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Las Vegas Gazes Inward And Sees New Frontier For Housing
New housing in Las Vegas has typically meant expanding into the wide-open spaces that surround the city.Las Vegas Housing Market Hits New Highs
If would-be soothsayers and gamblers have learned anything in the pandemic era, it’s that predictions are a mug’s game. The housing market in Las Vegas is a case study.
Nevada leads nation in risk for mortgage fraud, says analyst
Americans with jobs and money are fleeing expensive urban markets in favor of affordability, more space, and warmer climates — a recipe that’s landed Las Vegas in the top five hottest markets for in-migration, says analyst Core Logic.
Rise of cash buyers across Nevada’s housing market leaves conventional homebuyers locked out
In Nevada’s housing market, cash is king.Homebuilders are upbeat, despite supply chain troubles
Optimism has cooled off a bit since the fall when the economy started reopening and would-be buyers could come to kick the floorboards in model homes again.