We forgot to mention that Classic Las Vegas, will be holding it’s monthly meeting this Sunday 1/13/2008 2 PM. The meeting will be in the Auditorium of the Nevada State Museum, which is in Lorenzi […]
The single most important room of a home is almost always the kitchen. It’s a fact! Clutter, and dirty dishes, and pots on and pans on the stove would turn off any buyer. Buyers and […]
Tonight’s hearing in front of the planning commission about the 47 story Hi Rise for 6th and Sahara has been postponed at the applicant’s request. The new date is Feb. 14th. We’ll keep you posted. […]
The great team at The Real Estate Tomato have juiced up our website once again & I want to show you how it all works & why it’s neat. Just like always, there is still […]
All of the really good, and potentially great Neighborhoods Associations came about because of proposed development or political controversy that impacted the adjacent homes. I started the Southridge Neighborhood Association in 2001 in response to […]
Hot off the presses, thanks to Brian Paco Alvarez for forwarding it to us. The Solterra Group of Companies Receives Approval from the Las Vegas City Council to Build Residences in Downtown Las VegasLAS VEGAS, […]
It’s a good thing body size isn’t a protected class. Even Uncle Arnie (my brother the photographer from Austin TX who’s in town this week) couldn’t figure out how this picture got so badly compressed. I […]
The Springs Preserve was the host of last night’s annual “State of The City” Speech by Mayor Oscar Goodman. The overflow crowd was about 400 people, and the entire event was broadcast live on the […]
What we want to see are the features of the home. Furniture, plants, and wall hangings are not features. At least it’s not all cluttered up, but we still can’t tell anything about the property […]
Our friends at the Atomic Age Alliance are holding their monthly meeting on Wednesday 1/9/08 7pm. AAA’s meetings are always at different fun places. This month will be at theBurlesque Hall Of Fame Museum, in […]