Mark Fine
Master-planned communities and civic institutions
A developer associated with Green Valley and Summerlin, and the father of Jeffrey and Jonathan Fine.
Green Valley and the Greenspun connection
UNLV’s profile describes Hank Greenspun asking his son-in-law Mark Fine to help develop Green Valley when Fine was 27. The relationship connects the newspaper family to the building of residential Southern Nevada. [1]
A valley beyond the casino corridor
Fine’s development work included Green Valley and Summerlin. His story belongs beside resort construction because homes, shops and offices made possible a much larger permanent community. [1] [5]
The next business generation
In 2005, Mark and Jeffrey Fine formed Fine Properties. UNLV’s account discusses the company’s work on the Metropolitan Police Department headquarters, a civic project as well as a real-estate undertaking. [1] [3]
Hear his account
The two-session 2014 UNLV oral history offers Fine’s retrospective account of development and community life. Read that first-person source alongside later institutional and newspaper profiles. [2]
Key dates
- 2005
Fine Properties is formed with Jeffrey Fine. [3]
- November–December 2014
UNLV records his oral history in two sessions. [2]
People in the same story
Hank Greenspun
The Green Valley development relationship began with his father-in-law. [1]
Read the profileSusan Fine
The Greenspun–Fine family connection runs through Susan. [4]
Read the profileJeffrey Fine
His son and Fine Properties partner. [3]
Read the profileJonathan Fine
His son’s businesses developed in security and hospitality. [5]
Read the profileIn the archive
2 matching entries in the saved collection.
Video, Channel 8 (Las Vegas, Nev.) segment on Green Valley master planned community and interview with Mark Fine, circa 1988
Oral history · Mark L. Fine Papers. Catalog date: Circa 1988.
Mark Fine — oral history
A retrospective account of development and community life.
Go deeper into the record.
Sources for this profile and starting points for further research. Access notes mark links we could not open directly during the October 3–4, 2026 checks. Historical accounts describe their own period; they do not necessarily describe current operations.
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Mark Fine interview, November 18 and December 2, 2014
First-person retrospective. The original transcript remains with UNLV.
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Jeffrey Fine
A dated career snapshot; historical businesses listed here are not asserted to remain under the same ownership.
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Gaming entrepreneur builds on North Las Vegas success
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Las Vegas bar owner saw plenty of turmoil during pandemic
Historical reference located in indexed publisher material; the publisher page could not be opened in the October 2, 2026 link check.
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