Owner-occupied houses decrease in Las Vegas
August 20, 2010 - 10:33 pm
The percentage of owner-occupied houses in the Las Vegas Valley is on the decline.
The percentage of owner-occupied houses in the Las Vegas Valley is on the decline.
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The Las Vegas City Council soon could approve a proposed housing development at the defunct Badlands golf course.
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