Are High-Rise Condos Cool Again? Plus, Gender Politics on the School Board and Good News Friday
The Las Vegas housing market is rough right now, but one luxury high-rise in Henderson is bucking the trend in a big way, with sales already totaling $963 million before the building is even finished. So writer and criminal defense attorney Dayvid Figler and Nevada Current reporter Michael “MJ” Lyle join Jesse Merrick to break down what that success could mean for luxury living and the demographics of Las Vegas. Then we dig into a lawsuit filed by two Clark County School District trustees over the board’s conduct and social media policies and whether political statements belong on the school board at all. We close out the week with Good News Friday, highlighting locals stepping up for small businesses in need, the city of Las Vegas gathering resident input on the neighborhoods around Charleston Boulevard and the work of Get Outdoors Nevada. And in our members-only bonus segment, we peel back the curtain on a Pilates event at the Henderson Executive Airport that attendees are calling a scam.
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