In 1997, Henderson voters approved a modest property tax allocation dedicated to funding parks and recreation. Nearly 30 years later, that decision helped shape one of Southern Nevada’s most economically competitive cities. Now, that funding structure is up for renewal. Ballot Question No. 1 would continue directing 12 cents of every $100 of assessed … [Read more...] about Henderson
Lee Farris
Update on Master Planned Communities in Nevada
Master planned communities, frequently referred to as MPCs, have been popular since the 1960s, but they are constantly evolving to meet changing market conditions and homebuyer preferences. More than just a collection of neighborhoods, larger MPCs can have all the amenities of a small, self-contained town, often including parks, restaurants and shops, and even schools and fire … [Read more...] about Update on Master Planned Communities in Nevada
A Place to Live: Nevada’s Residential Market
Call it flattening or softening or just call it a leveling off – Nevada’s housing market seems to have found an even keel in the second half of 2016, and most professionals in the industry are calling that a good thing. After the housing bubble hit Nevada in the early 21st century when demand outstripped supply and prices rose over weekends and overnight, the inflationary … [Read more...] about A Place to Live: Nevada’s Residential Market
Henderson Business Connection Expo to Bring Businesses Together
Nearly 100 exhibitors, 300 attendees expected at sixth annual event Oct. 9 HENDERSON – The Henderson Chamber of Commerce will host its sixth annual Henderson Business Connection Expo from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, at the Henderson Convention Center, located at 200 S. Water Street in the Water Street District. The event is free and open to the public. Presented by … [Read more...] about Henderson Business Connection Expo to Bring Businesses Together