For much of Nevada’s history, the state has been a tourist destination. From the time Virginia City was an internationally known hot spot to the modern global sensation that is Las Vegas, visitors have flocked to the Silver State to take in its entertainment. Now, as the COVID-19 pandemic relinquishes its squeeze on tourism across the globe, Nevada’s prime economic driver is … [Read more...] about Entertainment Venues
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Multifamily in NevadaDemand in Flux
The past few years saw Nevada multifamily housing demand skyrocket as inbound migration came and the single-family housing market was white hot. The U.S. multifamily market continues to be greatly in need of more units, and while the Las Vegas market has dropped a bit in terms of national markets, Nevada is also in desperate want of more developments. According to the … [Read more...] about Multifamily in Nevada
Conflicting GoalsElectric Vehicles or Biodiversity
"The more pain we are all experiencing from the high price of gas, the more benefit there is for those who can access electric vehicles.” - Pete Buttigieg, US Secretary of Transportation in testimony before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in November. "We’re pleased that the Biden administration is taking this essential step to prevent the extinction of … [Read more...] about Conflicting Goals
A New Design FlowArchitects in Nevada
As the pandemic altered a variety of industries and how people live, work and play, the architecture industry is now making its own adjustments. Industry needs are shifting, work habits are changing and economics are becoming more challenging following two years of a pandemic. While certain aspects of the industry changed, other parts remain the same. “It’s had a … [Read more...] about A New Design Flow
Most Respected Leaders2022
Respect is earned, not given. That phrase holds true when applied to any of those in the inaugural class of Most Respected Leaders. Each of those featured have dedicated themselves to improving Nevada and have earned the respect of those around them. Comprised of decision makers and executives in Nevada, Most Respected Leaders are those that their … [Read more...] about Most Respected Leaders
Economic Development in NevadaOpportunities and Obstacles
Economic development has been scaling up in recent years, working to diversify into a more stable state economy. “We work with all the regional development authorities,” said Bob Potts, deputy director, Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED). “They get state funding from us, and we contract with them for the scope of work.” GOED works the legislative and policy … [Read more...] about Economic Development in Nevada
Conventions in NevadaHeaded Back Up
COVID impacted nearly every market in Nevada, but few were hit as hard as the convention market. As medical experts and politicians preached the necessity of social distancing, the world entered a season “at home” where work and school were done remotely, and conventions became virtual at best or were cancelled entirely. The effect of cancelled conventions in Nevada impacted … [Read more...] about Conventions in Nevada
High-View LandscapesCommercial Real Estate Developments in Nevada
The economic climate in the United State, and the globe, is leaving many professionals scratching their heads. A lot of indicators suggest the economy might be slowing and could even be entering a recession. Those indicators, however, are telling a different story than a lot of previous economic downturns. Companies for instance are in desperate need of employees, … [Read more...] about High-View Landscapes
Commercial RE ReportRetail Summary: First Quarter 2022
Northern Nevada By Gary Tremaine & Amanda Brierton, Dickson Commercial Although 2021 ended with a large increase in volume (almost $200 million) investment activity in the first quarter dropped back down to $45 million in sales transactions to start the year. Which is more consistent with previous quarters going back 24 months. Redevelopment projects were a theme … [Read more...] about Commercial RE Report
Jeff FrameAIA, NCARB
PrincipalFrame Architecture, Inc. Type of Business: Architecture & Interior DesignBased In: Reno, NVHails From: Carson City, NV Years Co. has been in Nevada: 20Years with Company in Nevada: 20Employees with Company: 7 How did you get into your Profession? I always appreciated the effort and thought needed for building design. Architecture was plan A, there … [Read more...] about Jeff Frame
Business Survival VS. Pandemic DestructionBankruptcy in Nevada
For Nevada businesses struggling to survive during the coronavirus pandemic, bankruptcy may end up being the only way out. While overall filings nationally were up 20 percent last year, according to bankruptcy court records, the number of businesses in the state that filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which involves reorganizing and remaining in operation, have remained relatively … [Read more...] about Business Survival VS. Pandemic Destruction
Through Challenging Times, Buying and Selling Business Continues at Record Pace in Nevada
With all of the tragedy, shut down and hardship associated with COVID, there have been a few bright spots in the Nevada business community that give us great hope for 2021. As the new year is underway, it is interesting to note that entrepreneurship is notably on the rise. Nevada has experienced an increase in the sale of existing businesses to the next generation of … [Read more...] about Through Challenging Times, Buying and Selling Business Continues at Record Pace in Nevada
Time & SpaceArchitectural Design Trends
Architecture may be all about space — the creation of spaces, the blending of the built environment with the natural environment — but it’s often about time, too. As Nevada’s architectural professionals look forward to the evolution of design trends in 2021, they see lots of indications that the dramatically changing times in which we find ourselves will shape the … [Read more...] about Time & Space
Around the State
Sands Named to CDP Climate and Water A-Lists Las Vegas Sands has been recognized by the global environmental non-profit, CDP, for its sustainability strategy. The resort developer was named to the Climate A-List for the sixth consecutive year. The list measures the company’s work toward cutting emissions and mitigating climate risks, among others. In addition, Sands was … [Read more...] about Around the State
Making ConnectionsCommunications in Nevada
When the COVID-19 quarantine closed nonessential businesses, Nevada employers, used to traditional businesses with staff working on the jobsite, found themselves, overnight, with remote workers. Along with that, there was a sudden need for technology to support communications between employees, employers, and the technology they rely on. Communications during the … [Read more...] about Making Connections