July 2026 Las Vegas MLS data shows more single-family listings
Las Vegas REALTORS® reported higher month-end single-family inventory in July 2026, while condo and townhouse listings held nearly level from June. Sales moved in different directions by property type.
Nevada distance-education packets separate course time from exams
Nevada approval packet materials prepared by Lurnor now present course structure, resources, and pacing in a more consistent regulator-facing format. The timed outline distinguishes instructional seat time from the final examination while keeping the exam visible in the submission.
Lesson navigation now follows the page learners are viewing
Continuing education courses now keep the visible page heading and breadcrumb trail aligned with the learner’s current page. Longer page titles also remain readable in tighter spaces.
Scoped course review access for regulator pre-approval
Regulators can review a submitted course before it is approved for general delivery, while access remains limited to the approval purpose. Submission communications now include the review path alongside the approval packet materials.
Course approval tracking covers submission, verification, and packet review
School course operators can now review a fuller course approval lifecycle, from early readiness through active offering. Nevada approval numbers are also checked against the regulator’s approved-course list before a course is treated as state approved.
Instructor invitations distinguish new and returning access
School invitations now reflect whether an instructor is new to Lurnor, already has access, or opens the invitation while signed out. The message points each instructor toward the right path for joining a school’s teaching roster.
Federal guidance broadens Nevada risk-reduction course coverage
Lurnor expanded the vetted source base available for Nevada real-estate continuing education in risk reduction. Course content can now draw from federal materials on cybersecurity, wire fraud, data security, breach response, red flags, and related transaction safeguards.
Nevada CE preview separates audience, objectives, topics, and sources
The course-preparation preview for Nevada real-estate continuing education now presents the intended audience, course description, learning objectives, lesson topics, module objectives, and source support in a more consistent form. Reviewers can see what the course is for and what supports the instruction before delivery.
Nevada risk-reduction CE can cover more transaction and digital-risk topics
Nevada risk-reduction continuing education can now address a broader set of practical topics, from disclosures and leasing risk to wire fraud, phishing, and cybersecurity. The material follows NRED Informational Bulletin #37 more closely while keeping Nevada authority separate from supporting federal and industry guidance.
Nevada CE lessons add guided openings and recaps
Lesson openings now orient learners before the material begins, and recaps gather the key topics, concepts, source authorities, and handouts in one place. Assessments have also been tightened to stay connected to the material learners completed.
Nevada ethics lessons focus on professional conduct obligations
A focused review keeps Nevada real estate ethics lessons anchored to fiduciary duties, conflicts of interest, truthful disclosure, client fund handling, misrepresentation, and advertising ethics. Procedure and enforcement subjects are treated as better suited to other instructional contexts.
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