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Safety deposit boxes not just for the rich anymore

1 week ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Terry Downes remembers the elderly woman who visited her safety deposit box several times a week. Staff noticed she often appeared emotional after the visits. Eventually, she confided that inside were cherished mementos of her late husband—a handkerchief, jewelry and photographs connecting her to precious memories.
Las Vegas cleaning company finds its niche for success by going green

2 weeks ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

When Claudia Meneses discovered her aunt was being underpaid at her cleaning job, she decided to launch her own cleaning business to provide better opportunities. Although Meneses had a business administration background, she soon recognized the Las Vegas cleaning industry was highly competitive. To distinguish her company, she chose to offer nontoxic cleaning products as her unique selling point. “It wasn’t something that people were so used to seeing,” Meneses said.
Report: Median sales price of homes $485K in Las Vegas

1 month ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Raymond Brewer

Southern Nevada’s housing market continues its upward trajectory, with single-family homes maintaining a record-high median sales price of $485,000 in March, according to a report released this morning by Las Vegas Realtors. This figure matches the all-time high first established in January and sustained through February of this year. Compared to March 2024, when the median price stood at $465,000, the current mark represents a significant year-over-year increase of 4.3%.
Space race is on, and Nevada may be ideally situated for corporations to capitalize on national security and transportation needs

1 month ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Commercial real estate developer Rob Lauer envisions a new era of space exploration unfolding—with Las Vegas positioned to become a key player. As CEO of the Las Vegas Spaceport and United Spaceports Corporation, Lauer is spearheading plans for a cutting-edge spaceport in Southern Nevada that would combine an executive airport with pioneering aerospace technologies, positioning the region at the frontier of the next great space race.
Green Our Planet to combat ‘food desert’ in East Las Vegas with new space

1 month ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Green Our Planet, which cultivates the nation’s largest school garden and hydroponics program, is planting permanent roots in East Las Vegas. The Las Vegas-based nonprofit, which had been operating from a community co-working space until the COVID-19 pandemic left it virtually “homeless,” says CEO and co-founder Ciara Byrne, is now establishing its first permanent headquarters.
Southern Nevada residents in need of a helping hand can now rent a grandma

2 months ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Magdalena Brandon is a caretaker at heart. The Las Vegas resident of more than three decades is a self-described “supporter” who, a few years ago, began doing errands for the elderly, taking her charges to doctor’s appointments or the grocery store and just generally being company to them. “I really enjoyed it,” Brandon said.
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Transparent pricing levels playing field for hosts as well as renters

2 months ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Mark Tremblay, an assistant professor of economics at UNLV, is analyzing how fee transparency in short-term rentals may influence consumer and host behavior in pricing. The research, prompted by a European Union edict that fees become more transparent and focusing primarily on the London market, hypothesized that cleaning fees would decrease as a result, and listing prices would go up a tad to compensate. The study was done with colleagues from the CESifo International Research Network.
VEGAS INC's 2025 C-Suite Honors laud outstanding local business leaders - VEGAS INC

2 months ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com

Annually, VEGAS INC awards the prestigious C-Suite Honors to some of the community’s most engaged executives. From the Vegas Golden Knights to the Boys & ...
Two Las Vegas doctors prescribe easy way to eat healthy

2 months ago | vegasinc.lasvegassun.com | Katie Ann McCarver

Customers of this delivery service could order chicken fajitas. Others may opt for the pan-seared salmon with rice and sautéed spinach, or shrimp partnered with couscous and an array of vegetables. These are just a few of the crafted meals available through MDMeals, a Las Vegas-based service that aims to provide meals that prevent, delay and treat a variety of medical conditions.