The public and private sector are at odds as to how the valley has found itself in a housing crisis and a lack of obtainable homes for average residents.
paying the price
The average Californian who moves to Nevada makes a third more than an average Nevada resident, creating disparity in the local housing market.
Half of the Las Vegas Valley has been priced out of the real estate market, according to a top Clark County housing official.
A Construction Coverage report has Las Vegas with one of the lowest millennial homebuying rates in the country as boomers refuse to give up their homes.
A new report from Zumper shows that some rental markets are showing increased rental rates while others are dropping in the valley.
Households facing energy burdens often face difficult choices between paying energy bills and buying other essentials, like food and medicine.
The university’s research lab has Las Vegas in the top 10 out of all of the cities it tracks across the country.
Many locals, still recovering from the Great Recession, found themselves thrown for another loop in regards to housing when the pandemic hit.