las vegas real estate
Real Estate Investing by Richard Warren | July 19, 2010 
Most areas of the United States had real estate prices hit their zenith about four years ago. Initially a good number of people saw prices declines as a temporary correction before values would resume an upward trajectory. As the months passed many people started to abandon that view. When months became years there were few people [...]
Read the full article → Real Estate Development by Richard Warren | December 14, 2009 
For several years now the $8.5 Billion CityCenter project has been hailed as the savior of the Las Vegas economy. The 76-acre project has been called the most expensive private construction endeavor in the world. With a 4,800 hotel rooms, and 2,400 condo and condo-hotel units, it is slated to employ approximately 12,000 full-time workers. [...]
Read the full article → Blogs by Richard Warren | May 25, 2009Home sales in many markets are dominated by bank REOs, or Real Estate Owned as foreclosures are called after they have gone back to the bank. Generally these REOs will sell below market and can be a great deal for the buyer. However in areas that have an overabundance of REOs they do not sell [...]
Real Estate by Brendan O'Brien | March 14, 2009At the end of the post, I’ll ask you for a favor – if you are a professional property manager. Please check it out. My financial planner friend was talking about the difference between two Fortune 500 companies, both dealing with the tough economy. “Company A (he mentioned the name, but I won’t) was in [...]
Blogs by Richard Warren | October 27, 2008Back in May I posted an article suggesting that the Las Vegas real estate market may finally be showing signs of life. Since that time we have seen a continuation of the banks dumping foreclosed properties on the market and prices falling further. We have also witnessed the cancellation or delay of several projects including [...]
Blogs by Richard Warren | October 20, 2008When a cat falls, its innate sense of balance allows it to land on its feet, bounce up and prance away without ever losing that smug look of “coolness” on its face. When a dead cat is dropped it too will bounce up only to come crashing back down with a resounding thud. That explains [...]
Blogs by Richard Warren | May 26, 2008The real estate agent seems to be the eternal optimist. In the middle of the credit crunch, foreclosure crisis and general market malaise, he or she will be smiling broadly and proclaiming that this is a great time to buy. You could almost picture the agent showing a property that had been devastated by an [...]
Commentary by Richard Warren | November 6, 2007It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. By the end of 2004 I was totally frustrated with the Las Vegas real estate market. As a rehabber my business model is to find distressed property to purchase at a large discount. The goal is to repair and renovate the house in [...]
BiggerPockets News by Joshua Dorkin | October 15, 2007We’ve been working hard to build up our blogging team for you and are happy to announce another talented professional to our team of experts, Richard Warren. Richard has been investing in real estate since 1985 and began rehabbing in the early 1990′s. With a background in financial planning, Richard learned that most of his [...]
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A Tale of Two Markets: A Look at the Sin City Real Estate Market
by Richard Warren | November 6, 2007It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. By the end of 2004 I was totally frustrated with the Las Vegas real estate market. As a rehabber my business model is to find distressed property to purchase at a large discount. The goal is to repair and renovate the house in [...]