IS Luxury, led by Ivan Sher, generated nearly $779 million in 2025 sales by prioritizing authentic relationships over aggressive tactics, reshaping the high-end real estate market in Summerlin and beyond
Reno’s Going Batty Quilt Shop will debut a new location at Village Square on West Sahara Avenue this fall, bringing its fabric selection, sewing machines, and classes to Las Vegas for the first time.
Two penthouses spanning nearly 10,000 square feet atop Soho Lofts are now for sale, offering buyers the option to purchase individually or as a combined residence for $5 million in downtown Las Vegas.
Bojangles is set to open a new location at 3685 W Flamingo Rd in Central West Las Vegas this fall, bringing its Southern-style fried chicken and biscuits to a high-traffic corridor near the Rio Hotel & Casino.
DD’s Discount is set to open a new location at Charleston Plaza on E Charleston Blvd in Central East Las Vegas, joining Albertsons, Ross Dress for Less, and other retailers later this year. The opening date has not yet been announced
EVEREVE, the women’s fashion retailer, will debut its first Las Vegas-area location at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, expanding its presence in Southern Nevada with a 3,228-square-foot store opening soon.
Houston TX Hot Chicken, launched in Las Vegas in 2021, is preparing to open its first UK locations this year and expand its franchise network, with a focus on the West Coast and international growth.
A move from 'just-in-time' to 'just-in-case' inventory is reshaping Las Vegas industrial real estate, with more companies seeking regional warehouse space to guard against supply chain disruptions.
Shook Shakery, a new milkshake concept blending cake into shakes, has opened its first location at 3360 St. Rose Parkway in Henderson, with three more Las Vegas Valley stores planned in the coming months
Bowties Outlet, a longtime Las Vegas bridal and formalwear boutique, is preparing to reopen at 1210 Hinson St in the Westside neighborhood later this year, following permit approval and construction progress.
Amish Jam Jelly Honey House is expanding with a new shop at Downtown Container Park, 707 E Fremont Street, Suite 1070, expected to open later this year. The specialty food retailer already operates two Las Vegas Valley locations.
The Bavarian-style Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas building near the Strip is now for sale at $16.2 million, but the restaurant and beer hall will continue operations at its current location.
Evereve has opened its first Las Vegas-area location at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, bringing more than 150 brands and personal styling services to the 3,228-square-foot store.
Skims, the clothing brand co-founded by Kim Kardashian, will launch a new storefront at Las Vegas North Premium Outlets this fall, expanding its retail presence in Southern Nevada. The exact opening date has not yet been announced.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas is now the first casino in the city to offer 3-Dice Yahtzee, a new table game based on the classic family dice game, with unique betting options and bonus payouts available on the gaming floor.
A 300-room hotel-casino called Silverado is planned for Las Vegas Boulevard near Richmar Avenue, with Clark County set to review the project on September 2. The development would add new resort options several miles south of the Strip
Man Gai Thai, a new Thai restaurant focused on authentic chicken rice, is set to open at Sahara West Center in the Richfield neighborhood. The opening is expected later this year or early next year at 3441 W Sahara Ave B3.
Significant Other Kitchen and Cocktails, a new all-day restaurant and bar, is set to open in Paradise across from Harry Reid International Airport this October, bringing breakfast, lunch, dinner, and craft cocktails to 1725 E Sunset Rd.
Grocery Outlet will open its new Henderson location at 879 E. Lake Mead Parkway on September 3, offering early-morning giveaways and a week of special promotions for local shoppers.
The Watermark, a $50 million mixed-use complex on Water Street in downtown Henderson, has been acquired by Next Wave Investors following foreclosure, with apartments now over 70% leased but commercial space still seeking tenants
Smith’s Food & Drug will open a new 122,000-square-foot supermarket at 900 W. Tule Springs Parkway in North Las Vegas, with completion targeted for 2027. The project marks the chain’s 48th Nevada location.
Nora’s Cuisine, a longtime Las Vegas Italian restaurant, has started construction on its second location at 538 Nevada Way in Boulder City, taking over the former Milo’s space. The opening is anticipated by the end of 2026.
A major fire on August 18 caused severe damage to Analog Dope bookstore in the Arts District, impacting a longtime local business and prompting community support as recovery efforts continue.
Optum Nevada and Southwest Medical are focusing on connected, team-based care to help Las Vegas residents access preventive health services and reduce unnecessary ER visits. The approach emphasizes coordination among providers and patient engagement.
Lee’s Discount Liquor, a longtime Las Vegas Valley chain, has been acquired by Texas-based Spec’s Family Corp. The brand will keep its name and operate independently, marking Spec’s first move into the Nevada market.
Vesta Coffee Roasters is set to open its fifth Las Vegas cafe at 7120 Blue Diamond Road, Suite A-100, with construction underway and an opening targeted before the end of the year.
Union leaders and U.S. Representatives met with Las Vegas hospitality workers to discuss how AI and automation are changing casino and resort jobs, with new protections negotiated in recent contracts and more legislative action proposed.
Boomer’s Sportsbook has secured approval to operate at Four Queens and Binion’s Gambling Hall, bringing its Nevada footprint to nearly 20 locations by year’s end as the company targets further statewide growth
Cox Communications has officially transitioned to Spectrum in Southern Nevada following a $34.5 billion merger, impacting internet and cable customers in Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding areas. Existing plans remain unchanged for now
Kevin Adams, Blue Heron's new CEO, plans to grow the Las Vegas luxury homebuilder into new markets while keeping its focus on highly customized homes. Expansion into Utah is already underway, with other Western states on the radar.
