Entries by NAIOP Southern Nevada
Nonfunctional turf deadline now just three years out
The deadline for commercial properties across Southern Nevada to upgrade their nonfunctional, decorative grass is creeping ever closer. A state law passed in 2021 prohibits the use of Colorado River water to irrigate nonfunctional, decorative turf starting Jan. 1, 2027. Businesses, HOAs and other non-single-family properties across the valley have already taken a large step […]
Members Only Education Workshop Recap – December 2023
Our last Members Only Workshop of the year was on 12/1/2023 at the Las Vegas Realtors sponsored by Commercial Alliance Las Vegas. AI in Commercial Real Estate: Leveraging the Technology. Speakers were: Victory Igbinobaro Co-Founder/CEO AeroAI Preston Martin Project Manager – Land Acquisition Lewis Operating Corporation Timothy May Principal Insight Sciences Corporation Moderated By: Chris […]
Clark County Vacant Land Auction 2024
Clark County vacant land auction January 29-31, 2024.
Government Affairs – October 2023
NAIOP Southern Nevada GA Committee: 2023 Mission Statement & Objectives NAIOP Southern Nevada GA Committee: 2023 Year in Review NAIOP CRE.CONVERGE 2023 Corporate Government Affairs Updates Corporate State & Local Subcommittee – October Meeting Summary
2023 Bus Tour
NAIOP Southern Nevada held its 2023 “The Race for Space” Bus Tour at The Orleans Hotel & Casino on Wednesday, November 1, 2023. The annual event offered an overview of Southern Nevada’s commercial real estate industry and local developments. Instead of touring attendees on buses, those participating in this year’s event were assigned to a […]
2022 Bus Tour
NAIOP Southern Nevada held its 2023 “Once Upon a Time” Bus Tour at The Orleans Hotel & Casino on Thursday, November 10, 2022. The annual event offered an overview of Southern Nevada’s commercial real estate industry and local developments. Instead of touring attendees on buses, those participating in this year’s event were assigned to a […]
Conservation continues to play important role in responding to shortage conditions
The Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) is projecting slightly improved conditions along the Colorado River, which will ease federally-declared water cuts for Southern Nevada next year. The BOR will move from a Tier 2 to a Tier 1 level water shortage beginning in January 2024. Southern Nevada’s water supply will be reduced by 7 percent under […]
Community Service Committee Update – October 2023
As the leaves begin to change colors and the air becomes crisp, we are excited to bring you our NAIOP Fall Newsletter filled with several exciting events and donation opportunities coming up this holiday season! Throughout the month of October, our committee focused on gathering donations for the upcoming Helping Hands Food Drive. Helping Hands […]
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