Buck Wargo

Las Vegas

Reporter at Freelance

Contributing Writer at CDC Gaming Reports

co-own import business

Articles

Boyd Gaming breaks ground on Cadence casino

1 week ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

The burgeoning Henderson master-planned community Cadence has Boyd Gaming seizing on the opportunity to not only serve the residents of that development but the ongoing growth in east Henderson out to Lake Las Vegas. The opening of a modern property gives residents in the area a more upscale option compared to the older properties along Boulder Highway. It’s also a new option to replace those who frequented the Fiesta Henderson on West Lake Mead Parkway that was closed by Station Casinos in 2020.
Architecture as Art in The New American Home 2025

1 week ago | probuilder.com | Buck Wargo

Custom home designer/builder Dan Coletti has learned to trust his own instincts when it comes to what will look good and will hit the right note with homeowners, but he also knows it takes pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone to create something truly creative and new. The owner of Sun West Custom Homes flexed his creative muscle for The New American Home 2025, a 9,049-square-foot home in the hills overlooking the Las Vegas Valley.
New home sales remain steady January-February

3 weeks ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

Homebuilding in the southwest and northwest valley has picked up so far in 2025 while Henderson has seen a slight slowdown as overall sales have remained steady from January to February, according to Las Vegas-based Home Builders Research. The firm released its February sales numbers that showed 962 net sales last month, down 8 percent from the 1,042 in February 2024. The February number, however, is only 12 net sales fewer than January, the firm noted.
New home sales remain steady January-February

3 weeks ago | reviewjournal.com | Buck Wargo

Homebuilding in the southwest and northwest valley has picked up so far in 2025 while Henderson has seen a slight slowdown as overall sales have remained steady from January to February, according to Las Vegas-based Home Builders Research. The firm released its February sales numbers that showed 962 net sales last month, down 8 percent from the 1,042 in February 2024. The February number, however, is only 12 net sales fewer than January, the firm noted.
Transportation key to Nevada’s growth

1 month ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

Transportation continues to be a key to the future growth and development in Southern Nevada.
Size of homes are shrinking in U.S.

1 month ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

Homebuyers, including those in Las Vegas, continue to seek out smaller homes and more affordable homes and builders continue to move in that direction to meet their preferences.
Size of homes are shrinking in U.S.

1 month ago | reviewjournal.com | Buck Wargo

Homebuyers, including those in Las Vegas, continue to seek out smaller homes and more affordable homes and builders continue to move in that direction to meet their preferences.
Community leaders focus on valley’s health care

1 month ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

With Las Vegas expected to reach a population of 3 million by 2042, health care in an already underserved community and attracting medical professionals will become more important than ever. Today, health care is No. 3 in employment in the region and is forecast to be No. 2 in the next three years, second only to the casino and hospitality industry, according to Andrew Woods, director of UNLV’s Center for Business and Economic Research.
New home sales bounce back in January

1 month ago | businesspress.vegas | Buck Wargo

New home sales bounced back in January from a slow December and have come in around their historical averages despite prices rising 10 percent over the last year, according to the latest report from Las Vegas-based Home Builders Research. For 2025, Home Builders Research President Andrew Smith said that the share of new home sales versus existing home sales should be strong given more products less than $400,000 are coming on the market.
New home sales bounce back in January

1 month ago | reviewjournal.com | Buck Wargo

New home sales bounced back in January from a slow December and have come in around their historical averages despite prices rising 10 percent over the last year, according to the latest report from Las Vegas-based Home Builders Research. For 2025, Home Builders Research President Andrew Smith said that the share of new home sales versus existing home sales should be strong given more products less than $400,000 are coming on the market.