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Kennedy Wilson Acquires 700 Multifamily Units Across Two Western Communities for $166M

by Amy Works

NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV., AND TEMPE, ARIZ. — In two separate transactions, a real estate fund managed by Kennedy Wilson has purchased Tides on Commerce in North Las Vegas and Finisterra in Tempe for a total of $166 million, excluding closing costs. The fund invested a total of $61 million of equity in these transactions. The names of the sellers were not released. Tides on Commerce offers 336 apartments and Finisterra features 356 units. The low-density, garden-style properties offer a diverse mix of unit sizes and a variety of amenities. Kennedy Wilson has approximately 14 percent interest in a commingled fund that acquired the two properties and serves as asset manager. The two acquisitions contribute to Kennedy Wilson’s growing multifamily portfolio with ownership interest in nearly 40,000 units.

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Las Vegas Retail Outperforms National Trends

by John Nelson

— By Liz Claire of Avison Young —  The Las Vegas retail market continued its strong performance in fourth-quarter 2024. Vacancy rates declined to 5.3 percent, marking a 200-basis-point drop from the fourth quarter of 2020. Strong absorption rates and healthy rent increases highlight the market’s resilience, even as growth has moderated since its peak in first-quarter 2021. Vacancy Declines and Strong Absorption Las Vegas experienced a significant increase in positive retail space absorption in fourth-quarter 2024, following eight quarters of minimal movement, with a total of 619,000 square feet absorbed. This surge was primarily driven by major developments, including the completion of the 500,000-square-foot BLVD retail project, which saw strong pre-leasing activity from prominent tenants like Adidas, H&M, Lululemon and In-N-Out Burger. Sustained high demand lowered the vacancy rate by 40 basis points from the previous quarter, further solidifying Las Vegas as a leading retail market. Retail Rents and Growth Trends Market-wide retail asking rents averaged $35.20 per square foot, with rents outside the high-priced resort corridor averaging $29.08 per square foot. Year over year, rents increased by 5.8 percent, significantly outpacing the national average rent growth of 3 percent. This steady rent appreciation demonstrates continued demand for retail space in …

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Dalfen Industrial Expands Las Vegas Footprint with Purchase of 143,763 SF Logistics Center

by Amy Works

LAS VEGAS — Dalfen Industrial has acquired Diablo Logistics Center, a two-building industrial asset located at 5075 and 5175 W. Diablo Drive in Las Vegas. Terms of the transaction were not released. Built in 2002, Diablo Logistics Center offers 143,763 square feet of industrial space that is fully leased to seven tenants. The buildings feature 160-foot truck courts, 24-foot clear heights, a total of 44 dock-high doors and 18 grade-level doors.

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Las Vegas Office Sector Finds Its Stronghold Along the 215 Corridor

by John Nelson

— By Charles Van Geel of Cushman & Wakefield — Despite broader economic headwinds, Southern Nevada’s commercial real estate market continues to showcase remarkable resilience – especially in the office sector. The demand for high-quality office space remains strong in the Southwest and Summerlin submarkets, underpinned by a flight to quality and shifting corporate priorities toward top-tier environments. The bulk of today’s office activity is concentrated along the critical Interstate 215 corridor, stretching from Green Valley to Summerlin parkways. This corridor has become the heartbeat of the region’s office market. However, within this high-demand stretch, the availability of true Class A product (particularly in the Southwest submarket) is diminishing. Small blocks of space are becoming increasingly rare, while sublease opportunities along this corridor are practically nonexistent. Adding pressure to this is the fact that new construction is largely stalled. Speculative development is not economically feasible with the current market dynamics. Lenders are unwilling to fund projects unless developers can demonstrate significant preleasing commitments, often north of 50 percent. This has been a challenge, as preleasing activity in the broader market remains minimal.  Still, the area has received a few recent high-profile deliveries. These include Downtown Summerlin’s 1700 Pavilion, Phase II of …

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Colliers Brokers Sale of 1 MSF Las Vegas Logistics Center

by Amy Works

NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEV. — Colliers has arranged the sale of Las Vegas Logistics Center, a Class A industrial portfolio in North Las Vegas. NorthPoint Development acquired the asset for an undisclosed price. Totaling 1 million square feet, the portfolio consists of three buildings located at 3837 Bay Lake Trail, 3717 Bay Lake Trail and 3200 R. Gowan Road. At the time of sale, the 50.4-acre center was fully leased to five tenants, including Amazon, with a weighted average lease term (WALT) of 3.4 years. Las Vegas Logistics Center features 30- to 32-foot clear heights, 202 dock-high doors, deep concrete truck courts and generous trailer and auto parking. Michael Kendall, Gian Bruno and Kenny Patricia of Colliers’ West Region Industrial Capital Markets represented both parties in the transaction. Additionally, Jeremy Thornton, Nicole Sayers and Andrew Gibson of Colliers arranged acquisition financing for the buyer. Dan Doherty, Paul Sweetland and Jerry Doty of Colliers provided local market insight and leasing support throughout the transaction process.

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Panattoni Development Sells 169,027 SF Industrial Building in Reno

by Amy Works

RENO, NEV. — Panattoni Development has completed the disposition of a freestanding industrial property located at 400 E. Parr Blvd. in Reno. An undisclosed owner/occupier in the kitchen and bath appliance industry acquired the asset for $20.5 million. Situated on 6.7 acres, the 169,027-square-foot facility was originally built in 1972 and renovated in 2016. The property features 25-foot clear heights, 18 dock doors, one grade door, ESFR sprinklers and skylights. Sears Outlet Stores previously tenanted the property. Mike Nevis and Shawn Jaenson of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Nevis and Jaenson were joined by Will Strong, Molly Hunt, Michael Matchett, Jack Stamets and Madeline Warren of the firm’s National Industrial Advisory Group – Mountain West, along with Jeff Chiate, Rick Ellison, Matthew Leupold and Aubrie Monahan of the IAG – West team.

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Metcalf Builders Breaks Ground on 475,880 SF Bulk Industrial Facility in Reno

by Amy Works

RENO, NEV. — Metcalf Builders has broken ground on East Building 6 at Comstock Commerce Center, a logistics property owned by Locus Development Group. Slated for completion in fourth-quarter 2025, East Building 6 will offer 475,880 square feet of bulk industrial space designed to meet the needs of modern logistics and manufacturing space. The $24 million project is located within Tahoe Reno Industrial Center.

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Southern Nevada Industrial Market Faces Short-Term Slowdown

by John Nelson

— By Jerry Doty of Colliers — While several other Western markets started to slow down in late 2022 or early 2023, the Southern Nevada industrial market seemed to be relatively unscathed going into 2024. However, the impact was finally felt early in the first quarter of 2024. It lasted through the remainder of the year.  Despite this noticeable decline in activity, most remained optimistic that it would be a quick slump. We were hoping 2025 would come out with guns blazing. These prognostications have so far proven to be incorrect. First-quarter 2025 felt very much like the past four quarters. This noticeable slowdown could not have come at a worse time. We are in the midst of a record wave of new completions that will continue to deliver through the third quarter. The Las Vegas industrial market delivered a little less than 16 million square feet of new inventory in 2024, bringing the total market up to 180 million square feet. The Valley is composed of eight different industrial submarkets, with the North being both the largest in total size (75 million square feet) and the largest amount of product under construction (almost 3.6 million square feet). At the …

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City of Henderson Approves Development Plans for $50M Retail Project in Metro Las Vegas

by Amy Works

HENDERSON, NEV. — The City of Henderson has approved development plans for The Cliff, a $50 million open-air retail and dining destination located in Henderson, roughly 15 miles outside Las Vegas. A 100,000-square-foot office complex on the property will be redeveloped into a pedestrian-friendly, retail-oriented environment that will feature landscaped courtyards, breezeways, public art, live music and a kiosk village named “The Yard.” Serving as the gateway to the Green Valley Ranch master-planned community, The Cliff will be Henderson’s first retail development in more than 20 years. Construction is expected to begin in October, with a grand opening scheduled for fall 2026. A partnership between San Diego-based CAST and Los Angeles-based Partners Capital will be leading the project. Dubbed as Southern Nevada’s first “anti-mall,” the project aims to replace the traditional strip mall and big-box retail model with a walkable, community-centric gathering place.

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