Third Quarter 2015 Industrial Market Report

The NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group has released its Q3 Industrial Market Report.

Overview: 

Our market maintained steady activity during the third quarter. Large deals missing in the first and second quarters reemerged in the third quarter. In addition, three new speculative buildings were completed. On a negative note, two large subleases were added to the market.  The quarter began with a vacancy of 8.7% and ended slightly less at 8.4% so the new activity outweighed the new construction added to the market.  Vacancy changes dramatically when one factors in the sublease space. The second largest building in our market, Kmart’s former distribution facility of 1,557,709sf is now available for sublease. When counting sublease space, overall market vacancy is 11.2%. In summary, market activity continues to be strong.  General sentiment amongst brokers and developers remains highly positive and we anticipate a strong finish to the year.

To continue reading, click her for the Q3 Industrial Market Report. 

Second Quarter 2Q15 Industrial Market Report

The NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group has released its 2Q15 Industrial Market Report.

Market Summary:

Second quarter was another quarter of strong gross and net absorption.  Boosting numbers this quarter was the roof completion on a large build to suit transaction of 770,650sf for Petco in the Stead area.  This one transaction accounted for 40% of the month’s gross absorption and 72% of the month’s net absorption.  Aside from Petco, the quarter was positive with tenants continuing to slowly absorb existing product.  Another factor skewing numbers this quarter was the addition to market of the KTR speculative 566,875 square-foot facility in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center.  Adding this property to the available inventory resulted in an increase in vacancy rate despite strong absorption. The quarter began with a vacancy rate of 8.6% and finished with a vacancy of 8.8% (8.7% excluding sublease space).  Depending upon demand, this could continue as more speculative buildings are completed in the third and fourth quarters.

To continue reading, click here for the 2Q15 Industrial Market Report.

NAI Alliance Wins Multiple Awards at the 10th Annual Summit Awards Event 2015

((Reno, NV) – The NAI Alliance offices in Reno and Carson City received seven awards at the 10th Annual Summit Awards recognizing the top brokers in the commercial real estate industry. 

The prestigious Broker of the Decade Award was given to the broker in each sector who has won the award most over the past ten years. J. Michael Hoeck, SIOR, Senior Vice President/Principal of the Reno Industrial Properties Group was named the Industrial Broker of the Decade, and Andie Wilson, CCIM, Owner of NAI Alliance Carson City was named the Generalist Broker of the Decade. These distinguishments are only awarded once every 10 years.

NAI Alliance Senior Vice President/Principal of Retail Properties, Kelly Bland, won the 2014 award for Retail Broker of the Year for the third year in a row.

NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group, J. Michael Hoeck, SIOR; Michael Nevis, CCIM; Dave Simonsen, CCIM, SIOR; and Steve Kucera, CCIM, received three awards - the 2014 Largest Single Sale Transaction, 2014 Industrial Brokers of the Year, and the 2014 Overall Brokers of the Year award.

Alejandra Avila of NAI Alliance Carson City received the 2014 Extra Mile award. This award is given each year to a commercial real estate practitioner who has gone above and beyond in their industry.

The Summit Awards of Northern Nevada recognizes notable achievements in the commercial real estate sectors. The Summit Awards is the only awards program of its kind in Northern Nevada to encourage and recognize distinguished commercial agents, brokers, property managers, developers and projects. The annual Summit Awards are sponsored by the Northern Nevada chapters of CCIM, CREW, and NAIOP.

2Q15 First Quarter Industrial Market Report

First Quarter 2015
Industrial Market Report

A usual slow start to the year -

Once again, the northern Nevada industrial market took a breather in the first quarter. Historically, Q1 is a slow quarter as companies are just gearing up for annual moves. Decisions to close operations happen quicker than decisions to move and expand sometimes resulting in negative absorption in the first quarter. With few closures and still good market activity, Q1 2015 exhibited stronger numbers than prior year first quarters. Brokers, developers and contractors are all busy and overall market activity remains strong. It appears 2015 will be another banner year for the northern Nevada industrial market.....

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2Q14 Retail Market Report

The NAI Alliance Retail Properties Group has released its Q2 2014 Northern Nevada Retail Market Report.  Here are some of the salient points from the report:

• Overall vacancy rates decreased slightly to 16.57%
• Anchor space vacancy is currently at 13.09%
• In-line shops decreased in vacancy to 21.52%
• There were 48 tenants moving into space in Q2 2014 resulting in 247,843 square feet of new leases.
• In this quarter, net absorption was 109,604 square feet and gross absorption was 247,843 square feet. 
• There were two significant sales in the second quarter. The Texaco at 1365 Baring Blvd. and a small retail strip center at 1145 N. McCarran Blvd. Find more details in our quarterly market report.

Please click here to download the entire report.

NAI Alliance Wins Three Categories at the Annual Summit Awards 2014 Event

Kelly Bland with NAI Alliance Reno Retail Properties group, members of the NAI Alliance Reno Industrial Properties group, and Andie Wilson, CCIM of NAI Alliance Carson City received coveted awards at the 9^th Annual Summit Awards Event held Friday, April 18th at the Eldorado Hotel Casino Convention Center. 

NAI Alliance Principal/Senior Vice President of Retail Properties, Kelly Bland, won the 2013 award for Retail Broker of the Year for the second year in a row!  The Broker of the year award is based on total production from a broker in the retail industry.  Some of Mr. Bland’s transactions in 2013 included the renewal of TJ Maxx, DB Shoes and Michael’s stores at Firecreek Crossing located at 4821-4871 Kietzke Lane; the sale of the former K-Mart building located at 4855 Summit Ridge; and the new CarMax Development along South Virginia Street in South Reno.

Also, the NAI Alliance Industrial Property brokers received the award for the 2013 Largest Single Sale Transaction.  J. Michael Hoeck, SIOR; Michael Nevis, CCIM; Dave Simonsen, CCIM, SIOR; and Dan Oster, SIOR of NAI Alliance Reno represented the seller, PanCal Fernley LLC, in the investment sale of a 337,500sf distribution warehouse.  The building is fully leased to Trex Company, Inc.    

And finally, Andie Wilson, CCIM, Principal/Broker-Salesperson of NAI Alliance Carson City received the 2013 award for Generalist of the Year. Based in Carson City, this is the third time Ms. Wilson has won this award. A generalist doesn’t specialize in any one area of commercial brokerage, instead participating in transactions across the board: industrial, retail, office, land, and investment.

           

The Summit Awards of Northern Nevada recognizes notable achievements in the commercial real estate sector from 2013. The Summit Awards is the only awards program of its kind in Northern Nevada to encourage and recognize distinguished commercial agents, brokers, property managers, developers and projects.  The annual Summit Awards are sponsored by the Northern Nevada chapters of CCIM, CREW, and NAIOP.

NAI Global Economic Briefing - Thursday July 11

Please join Dr. Peter Linneman, NAI’s Chief Economist & Jay Olshonsky, NAI Global President July 11, 2013, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Eastern for an enlightening briefing on the global economic environment.

Where are we in the recovery? Which markets still hold investment opportunities?  Dr. Linneman will address several topics during this Web conference including:

• Real Rent Analysis: Which markets are below historical averages?
• A comparison between this cycle and the 1990s
• More reasons the Euro will fail
• How we are repeating Japan’s mistakes
• An update of capital markets
• Social Security implications as the boomers retire

 Registration is required for the event.  Please click here for registration instructions and information.