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If the Zillow photos are fake, what else has been covered up? 

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If the Zillow photos are fake, what else has been covered up? 

1236 South 8th st, las vegas, nv 89104

Be aware of what you're being sold!

After being purchased on May 8, 2024 demolition quickly began on May 30, 2024. Workers clearly knew they could be modifying structurally significant elements as they did not fully remove posts on day one. The next day, the entire wall forming the original hallway and front entry were removed along with the wall that used to create the galley style kitchen. 


"I'm not sure exactly what is going on under there, but I know something isn't right." 

Jim Hellerstedt, Immediate Past Owner of 1236 S 8th Street

Permits? what are those?

City of Las Vegas Code Enforcement has an active case, CE24-03976. A Notice and Order to obtain proper permitting has been served on this property. As of the listing date of this property, proper permitting has not been obtained. 


After starting work on May 30, 2024, it took until June 17, 2024 for permit R24-09216 to be issued by the City of Las Vegas for "MINOR ELECTRICAL – 12 DEVICES OR LESS (not for dedicated circuit to a fixed appliance (i.e. dryer, dishwasher, etc.) which requires plans) (1),WATER HEATER (Tankless are not allowed online) (1)".


"The owner/business is known to us to pull minor permits to evade detection and do work not on the permit issued." 

Eric McCoy, City of Las Vegas Code Enforcement Manager

what is supporting this house?

After quickly concealing the demolition, work continued. 

    No Plans? no problem!

    No inspections have been completed

    Major structural, architectural. electrical, and plumbing have been undertaken. All without proper permitting. 

    No certificate of appropriateness

    City's Historic Preservation Officer Does Not Approve

    Only 5 new windows have been installed. No permits were obtained for window installation. As this home is in a designated historic district, a Certificate of Appropriateness is required for any changes to the home visible from the public right of way. The builder has not obtained the required Certificate of Appropriateness.  

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