Investors, Wall Street backed-hedged funds and corporate owners have long played a significant role in Las Vegas’ housing market.

LAS VEGAS ( FOX5) — Nevada’s Worker Advantage Program, launched by Governor Joe Lombardo last year to help essential workers access affordable housing, still has significant funding available with only 81 of 900 families using the program so far.

The prospect of purchasing a brand new 2,000-square-foot single-family home in the northwest part of the Las Vegas Valley for around $300,000 would be scoffed at by local realtors. But the opportunity to do just that is coming later this year,

Nevada’s affordable housing crisis reportedly has put the state more than 70,000 housing units short of demand. A recent special session bill narrowly fell short of addressing a corporate homeownership issue experts say has exacerbated the decades-long issue.

Reactions to President Donald Trump's statement on social media Wednesday that he plans to stop corporations from buying more single-family homes brought approval from Nevada leaders.

James Watts, a third generation Las Vegan, and his partner, Lauren Tuvell, just fulfilled a dream that currently might feel out of reach for many long-time Nevada residents. They bought a house. But their purchase was hard-fought. Watts said they would ...

George Kypreos, president of Las Vegas Realtors, said he is optimistic the housing market could turn around this year. The LVR report noted that home sales in Southern Nevada have seen “peaks and valleys” in recent years, generally declining since 2021 when a record 50,010 properties sold.

A decadeslong federal effort to house the homeless has been dismantled and replaced by a Trump administration policy that favors

Nevada Medicaid recently received federal approval to use funds to cover housing and supportive services through Medicaid's managed care providers. The pilot program will help an estimated 20,300 Nevadans who had identified themselves as homeless when ...