Roohani Khusrow Residential Subdivision in Enterprise
Clark County
Summary
Beezer Homes is proposing a 46-lot single-family attached townhome community near Maryland Parkway and Cactus Avenue, which sparked neighbor concerns about local school capacity and density.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates school impact fees and property tax revenue while adding housing stock.
Homebuyers seeking affordable attached housing options in the southern valley.
Existing residents worried about over-development and school crowding.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Clark County Planning Commission — August 18, 2026
A 113-lot single-family residential subdivision was proposed in Enterprise, drawing concerns from nearby rural preservation area horse ranchers regarding lot sizing and neighborhood buffering.
Clark County Zoning Commission — July 8, 2026
A new 216-lot townhome development was approved near the I-15 and Las Vegas Boulevard, adding high-density for-sale housing to Enterprise.
Clark County Planning Commission — March 17, 2026
Beezer Homes is proposing a 46-lot single-family attached townhome community near Maryland Parkway and Cactus Avenue, which sparked neighbor concerns about local school capacity and density.
Clark County Planning Commission — February 3, 2026
A 167-unit senior housing apartment complex proposed in Enterprise divided neighbors, with some welcoming development on a vacant lot while nearby luxury homeowners objected to the three-story building's scale and potential traffic impacts.
Related development
Roohani Khusrow Subdivision
Would add 10 homes with taller walls and fill near existing Enterprise neighborhoods.
Mai Huan Quan & Zhong Qing Senior Housing
Provides much-needed senior housing units in the Enterprise area while raising density and scale concerns among nearby homeowners.
Regional Maryland Townhomes
Replaces vacant commercial land with attached townhomes, increasing local residential density.
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