Dear Fellow Members:
NAIOP Southern Nevada has shaped the commercial real estate industry and protected our members’ companies and commercial property interests and I am grateful for the opportunity to lead as President in 2017. Collectively, the NAIOP voice advocates positions and policy that benefit our local economy, improve the business climate and quality of life in our community. Read more
As per tradition, our Annual Members Only December Holiday Lunch always includes a Toys for Tots drive. Last month, our members outdid themselves by giving thousands of dollars in cash and toys for disadvantaged kids in our community. Staff Sergeants Marcus Williams and Jessica Franco of the United States Marine Corps Reserves were on hand collecting gifts and quickly realized they needed to call in “back up” to haul it all away! Thanks to all for your incredible generosity!
The City of Las Vegas hereby invites qualified firms or individuals (Offerors) to submit written proposals for a new Municipal Courthouse to be located downtown Las Vegas through a public-private partnership where the Offeror acquires the site, builds the Project, meets the Municipal Court’s requirements, stays within the budget, and completes on schedule for lease back to the City/Municipal Court for a period not to exceed twenty five years with an option to purchase after three years for a pre-established price. Read more
Name: Frank Martin
Title: CEO
Company: Martin-Harris Construction
# of years in the industry: 55
1. How has NAIOP helped develop your business over the years?
First of all, the major help has come through the legislative efforts. I can remember working with Tim Snow on a wide variety of critical issues – me on the contractor side and Tim on the developer side – and we always found the middle ground. Then, through the forums as they were very helpful because it taught me to look at a project through the developer’s eyes, what ROI means and the difference in each developer’s goals and aspirations for the project success. Read more
Dear Members,
This year has flown by! For my final newsletter message, I’d like to highlight our 2016 accomplishments and thank those that were so instrumental in our success. I started the year with three key initiatives: Read more
On November 12, NAIOP Southern Nevada, in partnership with Vegas Youth Ambassadors (VYA) and Communities in Schools joined forces to help 30 families enjoy Thanksgiving this year by donating both time and food items. Read more
On behalf of the Election Committee, I am pleased to announce the results of the election for the 2017/2018 Board of Directors:
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Active participation on our committees is the best way to become more involved, network with other members and get the most from your membership by simultaneously impacting the industry and your own personal career advancement. We have twelve different committees to choose from based on your area of expertise or just what you think would be fun and meet new colleagues. Read more
The Education Committee hosted its first ever “Mock Trial” at the Regional Justice Center in early November. Sponsored by Prologis, it was a smashing success! After refreshments and an open bar in the courthouse lobby, members migrated to the 11th floor to sit in an actual courtroom to watch as the Honorable Judge Scotty presided over the trial. Read more
Regardless of your political beliefs, the markets were expecting a specific election outcome. According to experts* from public policy, global economics, and Wall Street forecasting, the overwhelming consensus was a Clinton Democratic presidential win but a Republican held House. This split government was expected to produce one of the best possible compromises for the economy: global corporate tax reform, which the Republicans want and infrastructure spending, which the Democrats want. If the country can do both of these in the next two years, our growth could tick up. Otherwise we are looking at a continued growth of between 1-3%. The Trump win and Republican sweep of Congress will create much greater volatility and uncertainty. Expect to have many more swings up and down in the coming year. Read more
