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When two people get married, it’s natural to begin forming their lives up together. Couples may choose to move into one or the other’s homes, but oftentimes a new marriage inspires a couple to find a new home — one that they discover together. This information brought to you Las Vegas and Henderson Homes, let us help you find your dream house.
The Daily Times of Maryville, TN ran an article today that could be of great interest to Las Vegas housing futures. Green building is a trend that’s picking up speed across the United States as homeowners struggle with high utility bills and leaders begin to talk about shifting the country’s diet from oil to more renewable energy sources.
Warn Hubbell, the executive director of the Green Building Initiative plans to bring green building to Las Vegas and help local associations start their own programs. This information brought to you by Las Vegas Homes.
The Las Vegas Sun features the headlining news in the Valley today about the Henderson man accused of chopping down more than 550 trees to preserve his view of the Las Vegas Valley. He is scheduled to make his first appearance Tuesday in Henderson Justice Court.
Homeowners who maintain they paid for a view when they bought their house have sued neighbors and developers over losing it. And local governments have heard pleas of homeowners about projects tarnishing their view of the Strip or mountains.
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The wire is reporting that the City of Las Vegas awarded seven building lots to Habitat for Humanity, which responded to a request for proposal issued by the city’s Neighborhood Service Department. Guy Amato, executive director of Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas, said Habitat for Humanity plans to build seven single family homes on the site at Lake Mead and Losee in the city’s fifth ward. Councilman Lawrence Weekly was instrumental in bringing the opportunity forward though the RFP process, Amato said.
Families are required to assist in the construction of their homes with at least 250 hours of volunteer labor from each adult in the household. Habitat for Humanity has built more than 33 homes in the Vegas Heights community over the past 15 years.
Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas is a not-for-profit organization that builds decent, affordable housing with the help of volunteer labor and donated time and materials and funds. Established in Clark County in 1991, Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas has completed 52 homes.
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The Reno-Gazette Journal reports that vertical construction is well under way on Tower I of Allure Las Vegas and it’s right on schedule, officials said. The luxury high-rise has already grown six stories and when completed, the two 41 story towers that comprise Allure will offer 900 residential high rise units. Allure Las Vegas Tower II residences are also currently for sale and with the city-wide high-rise condo supply diminishing, they are proving to be quite a value.
Maintaining a 25-month overall construction schedule, the concrete structure is complete through the sixth floor. Once the seventh floor is poured, construction will accelerate to pouring a floor per week. When finished, Tower I will have 428 units comprised of studios, one, two and three bedroom residences, as well as tower suites and extraordinary penthouses. For more information, read the whole article.
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