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The convenience of having online information at your fingertips is truly a bittersweet phenomenon; you can find an answer to everything you need to know online…but how do you know… read more →

Home prices in the U.S. have risen steadily over the last few years. In many cities, some home values are now at their highest point in history — even higher… read more →

Throw Back Thursday. September 2007 Old downtown neighborhoods are the new places to be By BEVERLY BRYAN   Photo by Jim Miller (View) Jack LeVine sells houses downtown, he said,… read more →

From August 2007 ‘Curbie Award’ – 10th & Oakey The ‘Curbie Award’ is something Jack thought up months ago… and since we’ve had barely a minute to breathe with everything… read more →

From November 2009 Many of the oldest existing buildings in Las Vegas are in what we refer to as “Lawyer’s Row”. The area was the prewar WWII suburbs of Las Vegas.… read more →

Throw Back Thursday –  SEPTEMBER 14, 2007 Marycrest Is One Of Las Vegas’ Most Desirable Downtown Neighborhoods Marycrest Estates has been home to some of the most recognizable family names… read more →

It a hand drawn rendering of Paradise Palms from 1963. It was also handed out at the sales office, which I now know had a Desert Inn Address, though it… read more →

This Throw Back Thursday is from May, 2011 but seems fitting today with all the things going on with Circle Park lately.   BIG NEWS! I’m 2/7th happy that the… read more →

Blast from the past. May 4th, 2009 Atomic Passage I attended the unveiling of some some of the street art that’s been incorporated into the design elements of the new… read more →

Travelers who use short-term residential rentals as an alternative to traditional hotels enjoy cost savings and “living like a local.” Property owners, or “hosts,” enjoy extra income generated by renting… read more →

Throw back Thursday   From April 2008 Last week, at the official groundbreaking for Union Park, Mayor Goodman was waving a New York Times article about the project. I’ve had the… read more →

This weeks throw back is from February 2009 4 local architects were interviewed. The opening question and answer from Eric Strain tells it all from my point of view. It’s… read more →