Northern Nevada By Gary Tremaine, Dickson Commercial Group (DCG) The retail market in Washoe County remained steady in Q4, with vacancy moving down slightly to 3.8%, reflecting sustained demand for retail space. The quarter did not include any leases exceeding 6,000 sq. ft., indicating limited large-format leasing activity. The largest direct lease was Anthropologie’s 5,995 … [Read more...] about ReD Report
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Business IndicatorsApril 2026
The U.S. economy entered 2026 with modest growth but with mixed signals from several key indicators, along with ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at an annualized rate of 1.4% in the fourth quarter, a slower pace than expected, bringing full-year growth to 2.2%. Employment also declined unexpectedly in February, losing 92,000 jobs. … [Read more...] about Business Indicators
The Last WordWhat is Your Favorite Business Book?
Sean Clancy CEO/Owner, Container Technologies and President-Elect, Entrepreneur’s Organization (EO) Las Vegas “One of my favorite books is Blue Ocean Strategy. Learn to make your competition irrelevant to what you're doing and avoid the race to the bottom.” Gitana Cafasso Vice President Marketing and Strategy Burke Construction Group “Emotional Intelligence 2.0 is … [Read more...] about The Last Word
Dwayne Eshenbaugh
Founder + Principal NOVUS Architecture + Interiors Type of Business: Architecture & Interior Design Firm Based in: Las Vegas Hails from: Freeport, PA Years Org. has been in Nevada: 16 Years as an Executive in Nevada: 16 Employees in NV (approx.): 12 How did you get into your profession? After high school, I spent six years in the 820th RED HORSE Squadron at … [Read more...] about Dwayne Eshenbaugh
ReD ReportOffice Summary: Fourth Quarter 2025
Northern Nevada By Reed Backstrom, Colliers | Reno Reno’s office market closed Q4 2025 showing impressive steadiness, with vacancy holding at 9.0% and staying essentially level with where it stood a year earlier. Even though net absorption dipped slightly this quarter, the market still posted positive gains for the year, reinforcing its resilience compared to many other … [Read more...] about ReD Report
Business IndicatorsMarch 2026
The U.S. economy closed 2025 with solid output growth but mixed signals heading into early 2026. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at a strong annualized rate of 4.4 percent in the third quarter. The labor market added 130,000 jobs in January, a stronger-than-expected increase and the largest gain since December 2024. The unemployment rate declined to 4.3 percent from … [Read more...] about Business Indicators
The Last WordWhat Is One Habit You Are Trying to Build This Year?
Robert Frampton PT, DHCE, MPT Dean of The College of Health and Human Services Touro University Nevada “I am working on organization. Keeping my calendar up-to-date and reflective of meetings, tasks, and projects.” Tilly Gretsch Founder and Head of Instruction Gretsch Golf Academy “This year, I’m committing to journaling for five minutes a day. My … [Read more...] about The Last Word
Randy Miller
President/ Principal Engineer Broadbent & Associates, Inc. Type of Business: Environmental Consulting Based in: Reno Hails from: Reno Years Org. has been in Nevada: 38 Years as an Executive in Nevada: 32 Employees in NV (approx.): 96 How did you get into your profession? I attended a career fair when I was a senior in high school. I spoke to a professor at … [Read more...] about Randy Miller
Around the StateFebruary 2026
Nevada Schools Earn Community Work Recognition The University of Nevada, Las Vegas and the University of Nevada, Reno have announced they have earned the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement. The distinction is awarded by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the American Council on Education and recognizes schools for connecting their … [Read more...] about Around the State
Nevada Must Protect Constitutional Limits, Patient Choice, and Fiscal Responsibility
By Nevada Sen. Robin Titus, M.D., and Pete Sepp, president of the National Taxpayers Union Nevadans face a critical turning point that could dramatically alter the future direction of health care in the state for years to come. With the Battle Born State Plan set to begin this year, Nevada is on the brink of launching a government-controlled “Public Option” insurance scheme. … [Read more...] about Nevada Must Protect Constitutional Limits, Patient Choice, and Fiscal Responsibility
Industrial SummaryFourth Quarter 2025
Northern Nevada By Stephen Delgado, CBRE | RENO The Reno industrial market was comprised of approximately 120 million sq. ft. at the close of Q4 2025. There were four new industrial buildings delivered to the market in Q4 2025, totaling 1.7 million sq. ft. The construction pipeline has halted with nothing underway while 15.8 million sq. ft. sits in various planning stages. … [Read more...] about Industrial Summary
Business IndicatorsFebruary 2026
The federal government shutdown continued to affect several economic data series at the end of 2025 as a result of missing October values. The U.S. Department of Justice opened a federal investigation of Fed Chair Powell, raising concerns about the Fed’s ongoing independence. Chair Powell for the first time responded to the political pressure in written and televised … [Read more...] about Business Indicators
The Last WordWhat Technology Has Become Invaluable to Your Business?
Brett Primack Owner/General Contractor Las Vegas Remodel & Construction “Cloud-based project management software has become invaluable, enabling real-time scheduling, budget tracking, document management, and clear client communication, keeping projects organized and transparent.” Ginger Liess Head of School Shenker Academy “Cloud-based platforms such as … [Read more...] about The Last Word
Will Johnson
President 2 Crazy Gardeners Landscaping Type of Business: Landscape construction design/build and maintenance Based in: Reno Hails from: Reno Years Org. has been in Nevada: 19 Years as an Executive in Nevada: 19 Employees in NV (approx.): 12 How did you get into your profession? I always liked construction, plants and mowing lawns. I did yard maintenance and … [Read more...] about Will Johnson
Foster A Supportive Culture for Working Parents
Patty West Employer Support Statewide Coordinator, The Children’s Cabinet The World of Working Parents In today’s fast-paced world, working parents face the daily challenge of balancing demanding careers with the responsibilities of raising a family. The pressure to balance work and home life can be overwhelming, and yet many parents feel the need to hide these struggles to … [Read more...] about Foster A Supportive Culture for Working Parents