Several grant programs are open and available for home shoppers to apply for up to $16,000 in down payment assistance when purchasing a new or resale home.
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A chance meeting between a local baseball executive and pediatric cancer patient 25 years ago set in motion the biggest local fundraiser for children with cancer and their families and the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada.
The Savini family knows Pardee Homes’ Summerglen neighborhood well. Alan and Julie, along with their children Ryleigh, 6, and Hunter, 4, were the very first to move into the southwest Las Vegas neighborhood and have since referred two friends who have also bought at Summerglen.
William Lyon Homes will open Lago Vista at Lake Las Vegas this weekend. The gated neighborhood is in the center of village life. The boutique community of 52 homes offers three two-story designs ranging from 4,292 to 5,032 square feet.
Richmond American Homes has purchased a third parcel of land at Cadence, Henderson’s newest planned community. The added parcel encompasses 23 acres and 131 additional lots for the builder.
Pardee Homes’ Smart Choice Event, now through Sept. 4, features move-in ready homes at the builder’s 12 distinct Southern Nevada neighborhoods.
The Howard Hughes Corp., developer of the Summerlin master-planned community, announces today the sale of two parcels totaling 37 acres in The Cliffs village to Woodside Homes and Lennar, two homebuilders with long track records of development in the community.
Single-story floor plans at Durango Trail range from 2,796 to 3,018 square feet. Prices start from $380,950. Single-story plans at Durango Ranch range in size from 3,018 to 3,849 square feet and prices start $467,990.
Pulte Homes will hold its grand opening of Evergreen at Skye Canyon at 11 a.m. Aug. 1.
Providence, a 1,200-acre, award-winning community in the northwest Las Vegas Valley is slated for more than 7,000 homes in more than 30 different subdivisions.
Stop battling storage needs and win the storage war with bigger closets, better cabinetry and use of every nook and cranny in a new home.
Not too many decades ago, homes were built with kitchens somewhat out of sight. Kitchens were made for preparing food, not for socializing. That’s why dining rooms were created, went the old notion.
The classic “Red Light, Green Light” game provides a fun way for children to learn the basics of traffic safety during the National Night Out Block Party at Providence, and nicely complement’s the evening’s goal of strengthening relationships with law enforcement and community safety partners. The free event will be 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 4 at Knickerbocker Park in the Providence Master Planned Community in northwest Las Vegas.
