January 2023 NAIOP Southern Nevada has announced its newly elected officers and directors for 2023, led by President Reed Gottesman. Gottesman, senior vice president and Las Vegas regional manager for Schnitzer Properties, has been with the company for more than 15 years. He manages a regional team of 50 seasoned real estate professionals, 1,900 […]
October 2022 – Protect Yourself at All Times Las Vegas is the Fight Capital of the world. Boxing’s earliest days in Las Vegas were in the 1950’s with a bout between heavyweights Archie Moore and Nino Valdes held in front of 6,000 fans sitting on wooden chairs at Cashman Field. Fast forward to present day, […]
NAIOP’s Developing Leaders Institute (DLI) committee is pleased to announce its Class of 2023. DLI is a 12-month curriculum of leadership and real estate training taught by the leading professionals from the Southern Nevada real estate and development industry. The interest in this program was phenomenal and the selection process was extremely competitive. Included in […]
Name: Kris Fisher Title: Western Division Business Development Manager Company: Universal Engineering Sciences # years in the industry: 1 1/2 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. I’m originally from Orange County, CA. I came to Las Vegas in August of 1998 to go to school and play football […]
Mark your calendar for our 2023 Breakfast Programs! Professional live stream Zoom option is also available. Click here for upcoming events
FALL In Love With Giving! With the fall season upon us, The NAIOP Community Service Committee is gearing up for the holiday season with several exciting events and donation opportunities in the upcoming months- We Need Your Support!! The committee has been in high gear this summer and just completed two successful drives for Communities […]
Please see the attached NV Energy update regarding material challenges here.
And guessing about what “should hold it” is risky. In my younger construction worker days, I knew an older worker who swore that 3″ grabber screws could support anything. “They’ll hold the world!” he’d say. That seemed reasonable to me. As structural engineers, lives depend on our making certain everything we design will definitely “hold […]
