Industrial properties are those that support industrial uses, meaning either the land intended for development or the buildings intended for uses ranging from distribution and logistics to warehousing and manufacturing, to services that support the local community. Metro areas in Nevada are becoming increasingly land-constrained, and developers are turning to infill properties … [Read more...] about Industrial Properties in Nevada
Going, Going, Almost GoneDevelopable Land in Nevada
Nevada is the seventh-largest state in the US by land area, covering more than 110,500 square miles. It sounds like more than enough land for both commercial and residential use, in metro areas and rural areas. Despite being among the smallest states by population, Nevada is also among the fastest-growing. Attainable housing isn't keeping pace with population growth. It's … [Read more...] about Going, Going, Almost Gone
Power Poll 2026An Inside Scoop on Nevada’s Industries, Economy and Leadership
In February, Nevada Business Magazine sent the 24th Power Poll to decision makers – executives and business owners – across the state of Nevada. Every January the Nevada Business Magazine cover story explores the possibilities of the upcoming economic year and business landscape in Nevada. The article takes a wide look at economic indicators, talking to economists, experts, … [Read more...] about Power Poll 2026
Homegrown HealthcareNevada’s Healthcare System Searches for Solutions to Shortages
Healthcare Nevada, 2026. The bad news? The state ranks at or near the bottom of healthcare rankings in terms of the number of physicians and primary care providers per 100,000 population. "Estimates are that there's a shortage of about 2,500 physicians in the state, and worse, of course, in the rural areas. There's a significant need for additional physicians and also for … [Read more...] about Homegrown Healthcare
Experiences and Retail TherapyNevada’s Commercial Real Estate Retail Market
Power centers, lifestyle centers, strip malls, freestanding pads all encompass retail with existing properties, ground leases and new construction. Even after the pandemic convinced everyone that brick-and-mortar shopping was done for, people still go shopping. There's something about browsing tangible goods, mingling with other shoppers, meeting a friend for coffee, and going … [Read more...] about Experiences and Retail Therapy
Somewhere to Hang Your HatNevada’s Residential Housing Market
Everybody's got to live somewhere, and as Nevada continues to diversify its economy and remains state tax-free and business-friendly, more people are choosing to hang their hats in Nevada and call it home. It's just there aren't quite enough hat racks. Coming into 2026, the Nevada housing market can best be described as stable. There are no big jumps in housing prices, and … [Read more...] about Somewhere to Hang Your Hat
Nevada’s New NormalCommercial Real Estate Office Market After COVID
When earthshaking events occur, there's often consensus that nothing will ever be the same. Followed often by everything being pretty much the same. But COVID caused a monumental shift in everything, including commercial real estate, and the effects still resonate. Back when the lockdown hit, companies scrambled to stay afloat, some changing how they did business, others … [Read more...] about Nevada’s New Normal
On the RoadTourism in Nevada
Technology is advancing at the speed of light as newly developed technologies lead to other discoveries, and problems inherent in discoveries lead to the development of technology-based solutions. There's a bewildering array of new out there, all of it with the potential to help or harm, depending on its use, and the humans using it. Nevada has more than 300 named mountain … [Read more...] about On the Road
Scalable, Flexible, FastTechnology, Productivity and Nevada Business
Technology is advancing at the speed of light as newly developed technologies lead to other discoveries, and problems inherent in discoveries lead to development of technology-based solutions. There's a bewildering array of new out there, all of it with the potential to help or harm, depending on its use, and the humans using it. Technology Powers … [Read more...] about Scalable, Flexible, Fast
Growing ForwardBuilders and Developers in Nevada
It's no secret: Nevada has been booming. With building and development, and a growing population. Residential construction can't keep up with population influx. Industrial real estate has gone through cycles of too much inventory to periods where development authorities are begging for spec buildings. Retail building is ramping up in the wake of COVID, shoppers … [Read more...] about Growing Forward
Rural NevadaWhere the Past and the Future Meet
Long called "cow counties," the idea of rural Nevada conjures cowboys on horseback, desert mining operations, stretches of scenic sagebrush landscape, ghost towns, destination towns, historical mining towns and historical mining parks full of equipment used in gold and silver rushes. Nevada's less populous areas have glorious sunsets, rugged mountains, historic opera houses and … [Read more...] about Rural Nevada
Let’s Go ShoppingRetail in Nevada
Online shopping was already changing the face of retail when COVID hit and everything closed down. Without the ability to shop brick-and-mortar stores, consumers ramped up ordering online with delivery. Some physical stores closed, mom and pop or regional among them. Others were able to thrive post-lock down, pivoting and taking advantage of new shopping trends, from delivery … [Read more...] about Let’s Go Shopping
Old or New, Retired or RenewedTaxes 2025
"The biggest thing we have going on right now in the world of taxation is uncertainty," said Chris Wilcox, partner/Las Vegas market leader, Eide Bailly. "Business owners don't know what the next year is going to look like at the end of 2025. We have a number of tax provisions that are going to expire such as bonus depreciation, which is phasing down. There's the section 199A … [Read more...] about Old or New, Retired or Renewed
Power Poll 2025A Wild Ride into the Future
The Power Poll, annual since 2003, presents a broad view of Nevada economics, healthcare, education, leadership and issues that affect Nevada businesses from the perspective of those business owners themselves. This year's poll was conducted from (mid-February to mid-March). The majority of responses came from business owners (65 percent) with the remaining 35 percent from … [Read more...] about Power Poll 2025
Human and Financial CostsA Look at Healthcare in Nevada
Professionals in Nevada's healthcare industry are optimistic about the quality of care and future of the industry. According to Forbes, Nevada ranks sixth in the U.S. for least expensive healthcare. The Kaiser Family Foundation ranks Nevada third in the U.S. for the lowest healthcare expenditure per capita. The problem is, there simply isn't enough healthcare—or healthcare … [Read more...] about Human and Financial Costs