LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A $43 million affordable housing project is coming to the Historic Westside that will build 138 residential units and several community amenities.
The Marble Manor Redevelopment project marks the second Southern Nevada development involving contractors Metcalf Builders, according to a Tuesday announcement by the company. Their first valley housing project, the Lake Mead Affordable Housing Project, began earlier this year as part of a larger $53 million microbusiness park in the Historic Westside.
“Continuing our expansion into the Southern Nevada market with another transformational affordable housing development is something our entire team is proud of,” said Bryce Clutts, CEO and president of Metcalf Builders. “Safe and accessible housing is essential to community strength, and we’re honored to contribute to projects that will impact Las Vegas families for decades to come.”
Similar to the Lake Mead project, the redevelopment is led by Brinshore Development in partnership with the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority.
Metcalf officials said construction is expected to start in January 2026 and finish by fall of 2027.
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