For decades, downtown Reno has served as the heart of the Biggest Little City. While the region has experienced remarkable growth across neighborhoods from South Reno to the Tahoe foothills, many have wondered when the city's urban core would experience its next major evolution.

That next chapter is now taking shape.

Two transformative projects, the Revival redevelopment at the former Harrah's site and the continued expansion of the Neon Line District, are poised to redefine downtown Reno, bringing new housing, hospitality, entertainment, dining, retail, and public spaces to the center of the city. Together, these investments represent one of the most significant periods of downtown redevelopment in recent history and signal continued confidence

In the world of luxury real estate, few forces shape a community's desirability more powerfully than bold, transformative investment. And right now, Reno is on the verge of one of its most exciting developments in decades — a walkable, mixed-use sports and entertainment district that will redefine an entire corridor of the city.

Introducing The Boulevard Reno

In April 2026, Reno Pro Soccer submitted formal project entitlements to the City of Reno for a sweeping 28-acre redevelopment at the corner of Kietzke Lane and Peckham Lane, just east of the Atlantis Casino Resort. The project, totaling an estimated $350 million, would transform the former Jones West Ford dealership site and an adjacent strip mall into a vibrant, pedestrian-focused

In the world of luxury real estate, connectivity isn’t just convenience, it’s a catalyst. And now, the Reno‑Tahoe region is strengthening its appeal on both the national and global stage with a transformative investment in air travel infrastructure.

On March 3, 2026, Reno‑Tahoe Airport Authority held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the New Generation A & B Concourses; a $650 million expansion project that marks one of the most significant upgrades in the airport’s history. This effort is a key part of the airport’s ambitious MoreRNO Infrastructure Program, designed to modernize facilities and support projected passenger growth for decades to come. 

Reimagining the RNO Experience

Currently, Reno‑Tahoe International Airport (RNO) features older

February in Reno and Lake Tahoe brings snow-covered peaks, vibrant cultural events, and cozy seasonal experiences, creating the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and refined winter living. Here’s your curated guide to what’s happening this month!

Disney On Ice at the Reno Events Center
 February 5–8

A winter favorite for families, Disney On Ice delivers beloved characters, dazzling performances, and magical storytelling to downtown Reno. This touring production is a must-see for children and adults alike and makes for a perfect weekend outing.

Super Bowl LX — Big Game Viewing Parties
February 8

Whether you’re hosting at home or heading out, Reno offers no shortage of exciting Super Bowl watch parties. Catch every play at Peppermill Resort Spa

If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a luxury mountain retreat at the base of the Sierra Nevada, surrounded by world-class golf and serene landscapes, now is your chance. Après at Montrêux, the final chapter of the prestigious Montrêux Golf & Country Club, offers a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully designed home in one of Reno/Tahoe’s most exclusive communities.

A Premier Community in Montrêux

Inspired by the French term après, meaning “after,” Après at Montrêux captures the warmth, camaraderie, and joy that follow a day of adventure. Nestled among towering pines, championship golf fairways, and scenic walking paths, this enclave is designed for those who appreciate refined living and a strong sense of community. Set at the south end of

Big changes are on the horizon for Reno. The Grand Sierra Resort (GSR), one of the city’s most iconic destinations, is undergoing a remarkable $1 billion renovation — the largest private capital investment in Reno’s history. First announced in 2023, this transformation is now officially underway, signaling an exciting new era for the region’s growth, tourism, and luxury real estate market.

What’s Changing and Why It Matters

At the center of the project is a state-of-the-art 10,000-seat arena, expected to open in fall 2027. This 300,000-square-foot venue will anchor an expanded entertainment district featuring an ice rink, new hotel rooms, a parking garage, workforce housing, and a reimagined golf and recreation area called The Grand Bay. Beyond its

As the crisp autumn air settles over Reno-Tahoe, the region comes alive with dazzling lights, unforgettable performances, and vibrant cultural celebrations. From the return of Dragon Lights Reno at Rancho San Rafael Park to the OffBeat Music Festival’s 10th anniversary, fall is packed with events that showcase the area’s unique blend of tradition, artistry, and community spirit. Add in the Great Italian Festival, Wolf Pack football, and magical nights at the Grand Sierra Resort, and you’ll see why fall in Reno-Tahoe is one of the most exciting times of the year. Whether you’re a local or planning a visit, these events promise something for everyone.

Dragon Lights Reno

September 26 - November 30

From September 26 to November 30, 2025, Dragon

Here’s What It Means for Our Food Scene & Your Future Home

Big news for food lovers, locals, and anyone who enjoys that authentic Reno flavor: Guy Fieri is coming back to town. The Food Network star confirmed that Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives is filming new episodes in Reno, spotlighting some of our city’s own gems.

What makes this especially exciting? It’s not just about the TV cameras — Fieri’s return signals something bigger: Reno’s culinary scene is being recognized on a national stage. From local bakeries and mom-and-pop diners to bold new kitchens blending global and homegrown flavors, the Food Network’s interest reflects what many of us already know: Reno’s food scene is something special, and it's growing.

What This Means Locally & For

Reno-Tahoe has just become even more connected—and more luxurious—thanks to new seasonal flights from JSX, the semi-private charter service offering a first-class experience without the hassle of commercial terminals. Starting June 19, JSX has launched four-times-a-week seasonal flights to both Las Vegas and Carlsbad, California, giving travelers in and out of the Reno-Tahoe area an elevated, streamlined travel option for the summer.

With a growing demand for outdoor getaways and luxury travel, these new routes make it easier than ever for vacationers, second-home owners, and business travelers to experience the best of Lake Tahoe, Reno, and the surrounding region—without the stress of long lines or crowded terminals.

What Is JSX?

JSX, formerly

The Reno-Sparks Economic Summit, hosted by Dickson Realty, provided valuable insights into the region’s housing market trends, economic growth, and investment opportunities. With an evolving real estate landscape, rising demand for luxury properties, and strategic urban development, Reno-Tahoe remains an ideal location for homebuyers, investors, and businesses alike.

The State of the Reno-Sparks Housing Market

1. Strong Housing Demand & Market Growth

• The population of Reno has grown by 22% since 2010, with the city now accounting for 54% of Washoe County’s population. (Source: City of Reno)
• Home sales continue to rise, with median home prices in Reno-Sparks reaching $626,432 in Q4 2024 for existing homes and $580,000 for new builds.