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.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas developer Jeffrey Soffer and his wife Colleen have purchased a newly built 9,857-square-foot mansion in Summerlin’s Summit Club for $25 million, acquiring the property from former Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury in a private sale
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.
The Athletics have invested $600 million into their $2 billion Las Vegas ballpark, with the stadium on track for a 2028 opening and new updates on ticket sales and site development expected this week
Southern California’s Panini Kabob Grill is bringing its Mediterranean menu to the Las Vegas Strip, with a new full-service restaurant expected to open at Fashion Show Mall later this year.
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.
Southern Nevada construction trade businesses are seeing hidden cash-flow leaks that can threaten long-term profitability. Owners are urged to watch for key warning signs and take action before financial issues escalate.
Famous Footwear is set to launch its fourth Las Vegas Valley store at Charleston Commons on North Nellis Boulevard later this year, joining a lineup of major retailers in the East Las Vegas shopping center.
A new $8 million redevelopment called the Brewhaus, now branded the Campus, is set to open near Las Vegas and Oakey boulevards, bringing food, drinks, and live music to a stretch long marked by vacancies and blight.
A Massachusetts-based buyer has been selected for Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas, with court approval and gaming regulatory review pending. The transaction could close by September 30 if approved.
A unique four-home estate designed for multigenerational living is now on the market in Las Vegas, offering 36 bedrooms and 44 bathrooms across 2.5 acres. The property, listed by Zar Zanganeh of The Agency, was built in 2005.
Clark County has approved initial land use for Bally’s mixed-use project surrounding the new Athletics ballpark, with the first phases focusing on parking, a podium, and a theater. Hotel-casino plans will be reviewed in September.
The median sale price for existing condos and townhomes in Las Vegas has soared to $290,000, reflecting over 150% growth since July 2016. Tight inventory, in-migration, and limited land continue to drive the local housing market.
Japanese fine-dining group TENSHOU Collection will launch its first Las Vegas location at BLVD Las Vegas on the Strip this fall, bringing Michelin-starred omakase experiences to 3747 S Las Vegas Blvd.
Pepper Lunch will return to Las Vegas with a new location at BLVD Las Vegas, opening in early 2027 at 3747 S Las Vegas Blvd. The Japanese DIY teppanyaki chain replaces its former Chinatown outpost.
Everhaus, a new private health and lifestyle club, is set to debut at 276 S Buffalo Dr in Spring Valley this fall, offering members a structured approach to wellness with amenities like pools, saunas, and advanced therapies.
Downtown Cafe is preparing to launch later this year in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, taking over the former Espression Cafe location near the courthouse and municipal parking garage.
Construction crews have finished installing the second steel truss arch at the Athletics’ $2 billion Las Vegas ballpark, with the next phase set to establish the stadium’s highest point near MGM Grand later this week.
Spirit Halloween has launched a seasonal store at 8855 W. Charleston Blvd., temporarily filling the former Whole Foods Market space in the Crossroads Commons strip mall for the 2026 Halloween season
Bally’s Corp. is set to begin construction on the first phase of its $1.1 billion mixed-use development at the former Tropicana site, unless a buyer steps in before the Las Vegas Stadium Authority meeting this Thursday
The Culinary union’s new 98,900-square-foot health clinic opens June 7 near Tropicana and Cameron, offering no-cost medical services to thousands of union members and their families in the Las Vegas Valley.
A 354-unit apartment complex with retail space is under review for Downtown Summerlin, with Clark County commissioners set to consider the Howard Hughes Holdings proposal on September 2
A new open-pit gold and silver mine in Elko County has received federal approval, with construction expected to create hundreds of jobs but raising concerns among conservation groups about water, wildlife, and public review.
EoS Fitness is set to open a new location at Charleston Square in Sunrise, bringing expanded gym options to East Las Vegas residents and visitors by winter 2026.
Go Greek Yogurt is set to open a new location at BLVD Las Vegas on the Strip in early 2027, marking the brand’s return to Southern Nevada after its previous outpost at The Venetian closed.
Ross Dress for Less is joining the new Hylo Park South shopping center at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard, with most tenants expected to open by early 2027. The project redevelops the former Texas Station site in North Las Vegas.
MINISO is expanding its Las Vegas presence with a new location coming soon to Charleston Commons at 93 N. Nellis Blvd. The opening date has not been announced, but the retailer continues to grow across the valley.
As Clark County and local leaders consider rent stabilization policies, housing experts warn that such measures could slow new development and worsen the affordable rental shortage in Las Vegas and across Nevada
Recent cyberattacks on U.S. municipal water systems have raised concerns about the security and reliability of water infrastructure in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, prompting local officials and businesses to reassess risks and future planning
