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Dalfen Industrial Sells Two-Building Sunset 215 West Industrial Portfolio in Southwest Las Vegas

by Amy Works

LAS VEGAS — Dalfen Industrial has completed the sale of Sunset 215 West, a two-building industrial portfolio in Southwest Las Vegas, to Southern California-based GF Properties for an undisclosed price. Located at 6475 and 6485 W. Sunset Road, the 80,000-square-foot property offers corporate office and industrial warehouse space. Michael Kendall, Gian Bruno, Kenny Patricia and Kylie Jones of Colliers’ West Industrial Capital Markets team marketed the portfolio and led the disposition and acquisition process. Dan Doherty, Paul Sweetland, Jerry Doty and Chris Lane of Colliers provided local market expertise. Completed in 2017, Building 1 (6475) is 35,000 square feet and fully leased to a single tenant, and Building 2 (6485) is 45,000 square feet and fully leased to two tenants. UFC, an organization that promotes mixed martial arts events, occupies approximately 70 percent of the project.

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Panattoni Development Completes 182,184 SF Simmons Airpark in North Las Vegas

by Amy Works

NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV. — Panattoni Development Co. has completed Simmons Airpark at 2880 Simmons St. in North Las Vegas. The 182,184-square-foot industrial building features a clear height of 36 feet, full concrete drive aisles and truck court, rear loading configuration, 1,895 square feet of build-to-suit office areas, 50-foot by 52-foot column spacing and an ESFR sprinkler system. The four-tenant building is located adjacent to North Las Vegas Airport and is three miles to the Cheyenne Interchange. The project is listed with Larkin Industrial Group and is owned by Panattoni Development.

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Avison Young Negotiates $12.5M Sale of Edmond Russell Triangle Industrial Facility in Las Vegas

by Amy Works

LAS VEGAS — Avison Young has arranged the purchase of Edmond Russell Triangle, an industrial property in Las Vegas. A California-based private investor acquired the asset from a local development group for $12.5 million, or $249.50 per square foot, in an off-market transaction. Loomis U.S. fully occupies the 50,100-square-foot building, which is located at 5780 Edmond St. Chris Lexis, James Griffis and Joe Leavitt of Avison Young represented the buyer in the transaction.

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Avison Young Brokers $10.3M Sale of El Camino Industrial Center in Las Vegas

by Amy Works

LAS VEGAS — Avison Young has negotiated the sale of El Camino Industrial Center, an industrial facility at 6260 W. Pebble Road in Las Vegas. A Las Vegas-based developer sold the asset to a California-based private investor for $10.3 million, or $290 per square foot. Built in 2023, the 35,446-square-foot El Camino Industrial Center features four dock doors, a clear height of 24 feet, two grade-level doors, ESFR sprinklers and a build-to-suit office. At the time of sale, the property was fully occupied. Chris Lexis and Joe Leavitt of Avison Young represented the seller, while James Griffis of Avison Young represented the buyer in the deal.

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Reno’s Industrial Market Is Positioned for Prosperity

by John Nelson

— By Shawn Jaenson, executive vice president, Kidder Mathews —  Reno’s industrial market has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of challenging economic conditions. Despite such uncertainties, the region has maintained a strong industrial presence, showcasing its ability to adapt and thrive. Overall, the market delivered more than 22 million square feet of new construction since the start of 2020 and has experienced more than 50 percent rent growth over the same period, rising from $0.55 (triple net) in fourth-quarter 2019 to $0.84 at mid-year 2024. As the nation grapples with inflation, supply chain disruptions and shifting consumer behaviors, Reno’s industrial sector has managed to effectively weather these challenges. The city’s strategic location and pro-business environment have positioned it as a critical logistics and distribution hub. These factors have allowed local businesses to remain competitive, even as national economic pressures mount. Sales activity has seen a recent uptick with four major sales occurring in the second quarter of this year. Prospect Ridge bought the four-building, 893,632-square-foot Airway Commerce Center from Tolles Development; CapRock bought a 707,010-square-foot building from Manulife; and Pure Development sold two buildings – one with 354,640 square feet and the other with 322,400 square feet – to Exeter …

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Steady Tenant Demand Drives Historically Low Vacancy in Reno’s Retail Market

by John Nelson

— By Roxanne Stevenson, senior vice president of Colliers — Reno’s retail market saw a dip in net absorption and a slight uptick in regional vacancy toward the middle of 2024. Tenant demand began to moderate this year after the robust leasing activity of 2022 and 2023. Vacancy reached a record low at the beginning of the year, dipping to 3.8 percent in the first quarter, though it now sits just above 4 percent.  When analyzing the state of Reno’s retail market, there are several categories to consider: Tenant Activity Strong tenant demand, particularly in food and beverage, automotive,fitness and experiential concepts, should continue to stabilize the market. Reno has seen a handful of existing tenants expanding, as well as new entrants in recent years. Trader Joe’s opened its second location in South Reno and intends to plant a third flag in northern Sparks. Bob’s Discount Furniture and Twin Peaks are also opening their first locations in Northern Nevada at Redfield Promenade.  Other notable and active tenants include Miniso, In-N-Out Burger, Starbucks, Dave’s Hot Chicken, Panera, Ace Hardware and Einstein Bros. Bagels. A few tenants, however, have shuttered their doors. There were three 99 Cents Only locations that filed bankruptcy …

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Navigating Reno’s Evolving Office Landscape

by John Nelson

— Jason Hallahan, associate of Colliers Reno — Northern Nevada’s office market has shown continued resilience in 2024 as the region has seen robust tenant demand, fewer sublease availabilities and evolving market trends. Though Northern Nevada experienced an influx of vacant space that hit the market in the middle of the year, year-to-date tenant demand has been largely positive. Robust absorption in the first and third quarters of 2024 has driven annual net absorption to more than 77,500 square feet. While many larger office markets felt an immediate impact at the onset of the pandemic, Reno’s office market began to see the wave of sublease space hit the market at the start of 2022 — nearly two years later. At its peak in the first quarter of 2023, available sublease space accounted for 28.2 percent of all available space on the market. Northern Nevada’s sublease market has continued to shrink over the past two years as the total square footage recently dropped below 90,000 square feet. This is less than one-third of the 2023 peak, which was 303,000 square feet of available sublease space. This loss of sublease space is due to large sublease suites being occupied by new subtenants, …

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Reno’s Multifamily Market Adapts to Higher Rates, Election Year Dynamics

by John Nelson

— By Ben Galles, senior vice president of CBRE — Interest rates have been the biggest factor for Reno’s multifamily market this year, reaching some of the highest levels seen in a long time. The market for multifamily properties in Northern Nevada has been slow to adjust to the new lending environment, with sellers unwilling to price assets at a rate of return that would provide most buyers with positive leverage. In other words, the interest rate on loans used to purchase many of the current listings is higher than said property’s cap rate. Multifamily sales volume in Northern Nevada is down 14 percent compared to the same time last year. One of the major drivers for the drop in sales volume is that only three deals have secured bank debt, with the average loan to value (LTV) of those loans being roughly 48 percent. While cash transactions have represented more than 58 percent of the transactions, a large percentage of deals have involved owner financing. Some owners who needed to move their assets over the past 12 months found that offering below-market interest rate owner financing was a significant selling point. Many of the deals that closed with owner …

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Vestar Underway on $3M Renovation Project at 385,000 SF Retail Center in Henderson, Nevada

by Amy Works

HENDERSON, NEV. — Vestar is underway on a $3 million renovation project at The District at Green Valley Ranch, a 385,000-square-foot retail development located in Henderson, roughly 15 miles outside Las Vegas. Scheduled for completion in early 2025, the project includes updates to exteriors, signage, lighting, landscaping and outdoor furniture. Additionally, the project will add 14,300 square feet of new space to the property. New tenants Flower Child and North Italia have also signed leases at the development and are scheduled to open this month. 

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MCA Realty Buys 32,000 SF Industrial Property in Las Vegas

by Amy Works

LAS VEGAS — MCA Realty has acquired a single-tenant industrial building located at 2124 Industrial Road in Las Vegas for $4.2 million in an off-market transaction. The asset was purchased within the firm’s MCA Realty Industrial Growth Fund II, the first acquisition with the fund. Hajoca Corp., the parent company of Kelly’s Pipe & Supply Co., fully leases the 32,000-square-foot building that was built in 1962. Kevin Higgins and Garrett Toft of CBRE represented the undisclosed seller and buyer in the transaction.

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