Should Nevada limit purchases of single-family homes by large investment firms?
Institutional investors have bought a significant share of homes in the Las Vegas valley, and Nevada's home prices have risen far faster than incomes. Supporters say limits would return homes to families; opponents say restricting buyers won't fix a supply shortage.
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