Sean Bloom Investments, led by Las Vegas-based entrepreneur and CEO Sean Bloom, has unveiled plans for a significant real estate development project aimed at building thousands of new residential units in Nevada.
This ambitious initiative is designed to tackle the ongoing housing crisis by introducing a large number of affordable, multi-family housing units. Sean Bloom, a 21-year-old entrepreneur, emphasized the urgent need for such developments, citing a critical shortage of affordable housing in Las Vegas.
“The affordable housing crisis in Vegas is alarming, with a shortage exceeding 100,000 units,” Bloom said in a recent Business Insider article. “Our project, with several thousand units, will be the largest workforce housing initiative in the United States.”
The project is estimated to cost around $2 billion and will be a collaboration between Sean Bloom and his father, Jay Bloom, a seasoned real estate developer and investor. This initiative aims to provide essential housing and create numerous job opportunities in construction, remodeling, property management, and landscaping.
“I believe people want to work, but they need jobs,” Bloom stated.
According to Nevadaworkforce.com, the unemployment rate in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) was 5.1% as of March 2024. While this reflects a slight decrease from the previous month, Nevada still ranks as the state with the third-highest unemployment rate in the country.
Although the project is still in its developmental phase, Sean Bloom is optimistic about its potential impact on the Las Vegas community and anticipates a public launch by mid-2025.
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