Dear Fellow Members:

It’s hard to believe the first quarter of 2017 is coming to a close. As this year begins to fly by, NAIOP Southern Nevada has had an action packed first few months.

We started off the year with the well attended and informative Forecast 2017 event held in cooperation with the Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies, Lee Business School, UNLV. At this year’s event we had the renowned real estate economist, Dr. Mark Dotzour speak regarding the national economic outlook for commercial real estate and Thomas J. Bisacquino, President and CEO of NAIOP national to speak about the organization and national issues. We also had a stellar local commercial market panel discussion moderated by John Restrepo. Thank you, John, for all your efforts making this event a success. Read more

The Community Service Committee would like to thank everyone who donated plastic shopping bags at the last two breakfast meetings.  They are in the process of being turned into plarn and crocheted into sleeping mats to help homeless youth living on the streets. Read more

The Developing Leaders Institute Committee is pleased to announce the DLI Application was released on March 20th. NAIOP’s Developing Leaders Institute 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 especially for the emerging NAIOP members.  Applications are due on Friday, July 14, 2017.

Click here for the application

Click here for the class schedule

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February 17, 2017

 

June 23, 2017 is a date that is on everyone’s mind. This is the date that the Occupation Health and Safety Administration’s (OSHA) new rule on silica will become enforceable. But what is silica and why does it matter? Read more

Name: Brenden Graves
Title: Director of Client Relations and Sales
Company: Xceligent – Las Vegas
# of years in the industry: 8

1.    I am a NAIOP Member because…
I came to the first couple meetings for business purposes, but I am a member now because I wanted to get involved in committees, give back to the community with friends and clients, and I want to support the NAIOP mission both locally and nationally. Read more

Congratulations to our Chapter Leadership that were honored at the 2017 NAIOP Chapter Leadership and Legislative Retreat!

NAIOP’s Developing Leaders Institute (DLI) Committee is hard at work preparing for the 2018 DLI Class. The DLI program is a curriculum of leadership and real estate training taught by the leading professionals from the Southern Nevada real estate and development industry, offered specifically to NAIOP members. Individual class Sponsorships are available and additional Supporters are needed. If you or your company is interested in sponsoring an individual class, please inquire right away as we only have 3 class sponsorships remaining. Individual Class Sponsorships are $1,000 and Supporters are $500. Please contact us for the sponsor form and list of Class Sponsor and Supporter benefits. The following classes are still available: Read more

We’re getting back on the bus to tour Commercial Real Estate projects in Southern Nevada!  Start thinking of your project submitting now and watch for sponsorship opportunities soon! Read more

Have you ever played the card game, Cards Against Humanity? If you have friends or family that you are comfortable with, and have a night to decompress, I strongly advise playing! The object of the game is to use your cards to fill in the blanks of different phrases, questions, and statements written on the cards of other players. Many people make the mistake of choosing cards that they think are clever, witty, and most of all funny. In reality, successful players choose the card that will connect most with the person in charge of picking a winner www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/.

Choosing the right investment for your client is similar. Read more

Every year starts with a variety of groups presenting their forecasts, predictions and previews for the economic climate of the upcoming year. This year I attended four different events to see how they compared to each other in their assessment of the future. Some of the information and predictions are a little like predicting the weather for a year in advance. There are some areas governed by cyclical historical patterns of the past, there are pockets of unpredictable change, there are micro patterns and there is the inevitable potential storm on the horizon that sometimes never materialize, but makes for great discussion. Read more

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