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Posted: 07 Nov 2012 11:47 PM PST

Only a few ready to move in homes remain available at Solstice in Aliante and Riverstone at Prescott Park, two popular neighborhoods of Pardee Homes in North Las Vegas. Aliante is a master-planned community, and one move-in-ready home available here has six bedrooms and four baths, all within its 3,959-square-foot floor area. Its features include a den/office, a fireplace, and a three-car garage. The home has stainless steel appliances like a refrigerator, washer, and dryer. The interior has a charming two-tone paint, and flooring design. Located in a spacious cul-de-sac lot, this home has a $347,675 price tag.

For a little below $305,350, Solstice has another ready to move in home offering a similar cul-de-sac home. This place has a floor plan of 3,643 square feet. Among its features are five bedrooms, plus a bonus room and a hobby room, three baths, and a three-car garage.

Sliding the price scale a little further down, there's a ready to move in home option in Riverstone at Prescott Park, which is being offered at $236,550. This place has a floor area of 2,890 square feet, which encompass five bedrooms, bonus room, and three baths. It also features stainless steel kitchen appliances and a three-car garage. A slightly smaller move-in-ready dwelling with a 2,617-square-footage is also available at Riverstone with a starting price of $224,050. Among its features are four bedrooms, a bonus room, two-tone interior paint, and a three-car garage.
Outside of these two subdivisions, Pardee Homes offers alternatives in the master-planned community of Eldorado located near the Las Vegas Beltway at Aliante Parkway in North Las Vegas.

These new homes are at its gated neighborhood of LivingSmart Homes Eldorado Ridge. The residences here have floor plans of between 1,849 and 3,001 square feet. Their prices start from $209,950, and options for one- or two-story designs are available. These residences can have up to seven bedrooms.

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Posted: 24 Oct 2012 10:05 PM PDT

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A ray of hope has risen on the horizon for the commercial real estate market at both ends of Nevada. Commercial property analysts are saying that market stabilization is ongoing, or at the very least, there's some market improvement. Notably though, there are no major gains in the number of new locator companies. However, business owners are taking advantage of the shifts in rent values to transfer to better locations and properties.

The improving commercial real estate market outlook looks promising, especially the recent deals in Las Vegas and Reno. The recent announcement of Apple Inc. that it will open a business office and a data center in Sparks and Reno has further improved the tech company portfolio of Northern Nevada. With more e-retailers such as BizChair also moving in, a robust health for the retail market could also be just around the corner, despite the struggles at big box stores like Best Buy. Meanwhile, news is abuzz in Las Vegas that construction will restart at the long-stalled development of the retail district ballyhooed as the Shops at Summerlin Centre. Then there's some excitement generated by talks that Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh is embarking on a multimillion-dollar project to revitalize downtown.

Doug Roberts, a partner at Pannattoni Development Co. Inc., observed that ownership stabilization has been achieved, saying that the property transfers in the past three to four years are pretty much done. The managing director of Voit Real Estate Services, Mike Montandon, likewise feel that the commercial real estate market may have reached bottom and is bouncing off a bit. Nonetheless, he can't be certain how far up the market have gone or if a recovery is indeed going on a full swing. These prognostications mostly jibe with a Chase JP Morgan assessment this August that the commercial real estate market's office vacancies, which soared with the slumping economy, may be stabilizing.