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Everywhere We Look - Changes In Vintage Las Vegas Neighborhoods Happen One Home At A Time
November 19th, 2007 Categories: Desert Park, Las Vegas Real Estate News
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We got so caught up in Las Vegas History, Downtown Redevelopment and a dozen other things that we forgot to show some of the many and frequent changes that are taking place in the Vintage Neighborhoods. Everywhere We Look is a regular feature highlighting new landscapes, new paint colors, new roofs, windows and anything else I see out there.
If you know of something going on in your neighborhood, I welcome a photo, or at least an address so we can take one.
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