Latest issueTMWA proposes 7%, 7% and 5% water rate increases: how to weigh inRead now

Daily RenoSubscribe — it’s free

Daily Reno

Growth news

Stories from Daily Reno’s editions, and every report from Reno’s newsrooms.

Growth stories

Written for Daily Reno’s editions from the reports of two or more newsrooms.

Every edition
HousingMetcalf has broken ground on Skyline Flats, a 402-unit affordable housing project in RenoIf you've been watching Reno's housing pipeline, here's a big one. Metcalf Builders has broken ground on Skyline Flats, a Section 42 low-income project near Truckee Meadows Community College on more than 60 acres. Developed with Dominium, the 570,663-square-foot development will have 14 residential buildings.Tuesday’s editionRead

Growth from local newsrooms

From Nevada Appeal, KRXI and KOLO 8 News Now, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Nevada Appeal1 hour ago

    Apartment complex coming to Carson City in early 2028

    The 324-unit apartment complex should be up in 15 months, officials said at a groundbreaking on Tuesday.

  2. KRXI15 hours ago

    First homes in Hillpointe’s 358-unit South Reno rental community due January 2028

    A new rental community planned for South Reno is being described as “attainable housing.”

  3. KOLO 8 News Now16 hours ago

    A new developer breaks ground on 682 workforce housing units in Northern Nevada.

    Hillpointe’s first project in Nevada is bringing hundreds of rental housing units to South Reno and Carson City.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Reno’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • HousingHillpointe broke ground Tuesday on its first Nevada project, with 358 units in Reno and 324 in Carson City.

    Hillpointe broke ground Tuesday on its first Nevada project, with 358 units in Reno and 324 in Carson City. The Reno community would sit on a 32.5-acre site off Wedge Parkway, with first homes expected by January 2028. Hillpointe says it will charge market-rate rents.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: KOLO 8 News Now, KRXI

  • Flood riskThe Nevada Division of Insurance is urging Nevadans to evaluate their flood risks, saying forecasters expect a "Super El Nino" through fall and winter that could bring major flooding, especially in burn scars.

    The Nevada Division of Insurance is urging Nevadans to evaluate their flood risks, saying forecasters expect a "Super El Nino" through fall and winter that could bring major flooding, especially in burn scars. Standard homeowners', renters and commercial policies don't cover flood damage.

    Around Nevada · Tuesday’s editionSource: KOLO 8 News Now