Federal Register #2026-23080

Proposed BLM Sale of 10 Acres to Clark County for Affordable Housing

The Bureau of Land Management proposes a direct sale of public land in Clark County for an affordable housing project. - Buyer and parties - U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Las Vegas Field Office, is proposing the sale. - Clark County, Nevada, is the intended purchaser. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) confirmed the project will dedicate the entire parcel to affordable housing. - The proposed project is the Flamingo & Riley Affordable Housing Development. - Property and proposed price - A 10-acre parcel in Clark County, Nevada. - Proposed sale price: $1,000 total ($100 per acre), below appraised fair market value; a formal appraisal is still to be conducted. - Important requirements - The land must be used for affordable housing serving low-income families, under covenants and a development agreement approved by BLM in consultation with HUD. - If the project does not receive a final residential certificate of occupancy within five years after conveyance, the United States may reclaim the land or require payment of its then-current fair market value. - The notice invites public comments on the proposed sale. - OEMs and vendors - No OEMs or contractors are identified. Clark County is the intended purchaser, not a vendor.

Description

The Bureau of Land Management proposes to sell a 10-acre parcel of public land in Clark County, Nevada, directly to Clark County for affordable housing purposes. The parcel is proposed to be sold for $1,000, at less than appraised fair market value, under the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act and applicable BLM authorities. The proposed development is the Flamingo & Riley Affordable Housing Development, intended to serve low-income families. Written comments are due by December 28, 2026.

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