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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Showing posts with label Reno. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
NAI Alliance Represents Both Sides in Sale of 61,000sf Building in Reno
Another good win continuing the momentum heading into 2014 as the NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group of Dave Simonsen, Senior Vice President, SIOR, CCIM, J. Michael Hoeck, Senior Vice President, SIOR, Michael Nevis, Senior Vice President, CCIM, and Steve Kucera, Industrial Specialist recently completed the sale of the 61,152 square foot manufacturing facility at 400 Western Road in Reno, Nevada. The stand alone facility is situated over 5.0 acres of land.
NAI Alliance’s Dan Oster, Senior Vice President, SIOR represented the new owners of the building, ECO Windows. ECO Windows is relocating to the new, larger facility from their current location in Sparks, NV.
The industrial market has seen a great deal of activity in the last two quarters of 2013. Cautiously optimistic on the recovery, as we like to say, but very encouraging activity as we close 2013 and look forward to 2014.
NAI Alliance’s Dan Oster, Senior Vice President, SIOR represented the new owners of the building, ECO Windows. ECO Windows is relocating to the new, larger facility from their current location in Sparks, NV.
The industrial market has seen a great deal of activity in the last two quarters of 2013. Cautiously optimistic on the recovery, as we like to say, but very encouraging activity as we close 2013 and look forward to 2014.
Friday, December 6, 2013
NAI Alliance Secures Exclusive Lease for Dunkin' Donuts - Sites Being Sought
Dunkin' Donuts is coming to Northern Nevada and they're looking to move quickly. Mark Keyzers, Senior Vice President of the NAI Alliance Retail Properties Group recently completed the exclusive lease agreement with Dunkin’ Donuts.
Dunkin’ Donuts is currently seeking sites for the nine new store locations from existing land and property owners throughout Northern Nevada. With this agreement between HT2 Franchising and Dunkin’ Donuts, all franchise opportunities are sold out in Reno.
For more information on locations and planning, please contact Mark Keyzers, the exclusive leasing agent, at (775) 336-4663 for details and requirements.
Dunkin’ Donuts is currently seeking sites for the nine new store locations from existing land and property owners throughout Northern Nevada. With this agreement between HT2 Franchising and Dunkin’ Donuts, all franchise opportunities are sold out in Reno.
For more information on locations and planning, please contact Mark Keyzers, the exclusive leasing agent, at (775) 336-4663 for details and requirements.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
NAI Alliance Releases Q3 2013 Office Market Report
The office market in Q3 2013 in Northern Nevada was exceptional. Signs in the quarter were that not only are new businesses moving to the area, many local businesses are expanding in Northern Nevada. While there are no promises that this will continue, there are activity indicators that we are moving ever-closer to at least a hint of normalcy as the rebound conitnues.
To read the entire report, click here.
Below are a few of the key points regarding the Northern
Nevada office market in Q3:
- In Q3, there was 105,000 square feet of space absorbed by local economic growth
- This number almost quadrupled absorbtion quarter over quarter
- This number nearly tripled absorbtion in all of 2012
- The overall vacancy rate is down to 13.9%·
- The South Meadows submarket led with 46,000 net square feet
- The downtown submarket absorbed nearly 30,000 net square feet
To read the entire report, click here.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
NAI Alliance Office Group Secures Lease for Pacific Business Centers in Downtown Reno
A new entry into downtown Reno. Palo Alto-based Pacific Business Centers (PBC) has
secured a 13,000 square foot lease with One East Liberty, LLC, for their
recently announced expansion into Northern Nevada. This new expansion
will be Pacific Business Centers’ 17th location, and first in Nevada.
The NAI Alliance Office Properties Group, Scott Shanks, Senior Vice President, SIOR, and Dominic Brunetti, Senior Vice President, CCIM, represented the landlord, One East Liberty, LLC in the transaction.
PBC is one of the undisputed market leaders for on-demand office space in Northern California. PBC tends to cater to local businesses such as attorneys, consultants, start-ups, and small to medium size professional firms.
PBC will be occupying the entire 6th floor, 13,000 square feet, of One East Liberty. The signature tenant remains U.S. Bank. Tenant improvements and space renovations on the 6th floor have been completed and the official opening for PBC is November 1st.
PBC had been performing due diligence on the Northern Nevada market for over five (5) years before finally making the decision.
Click here to read the entire press release.
The NAI Alliance Office Properties Group, Scott Shanks, Senior Vice President, SIOR, and Dominic Brunetti, Senior Vice President, CCIM, represented the landlord, One East Liberty, LLC in the transaction.
PBC is one of the undisputed market leaders for on-demand office space in Northern California. PBC tends to cater to local businesses such as attorneys, consultants, start-ups, and small to medium size professional firms.
PBC will be occupying the entire 6th floor, 13,000 square feet, of One East Liberty. The signature tenant remains U.S. Bank. Tenant improvements and space renovations on the 6th floor have been completed and the official opening for PBC is November 1st.
PBC had been performing due diligence on the Northern Nevada market for over five (5) years before finally making the decision.
Click here to read the entire press release.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
NAI Alliance Q2 2013 Retail Market Report Now Available
The Northern Nevada economic climate is showing signs of improvement, perhaps indicating that the retail vacancy rates may have peaked. The current overall vacancy level in Reno/Sparks declined to 17.54% from the previous quarter of 18.25% and from the previous year of 18.52%.
The anchor space vacancy is currently at 13.52%. In-Line shops have increased in vacancy to 23.42% this quarter from 23.10% last quarter. Total net absorption for this quarter was 104,226 square feet,
while the gross absorption was 201,501 square feet.
Click here to read the entire Q2 2013 Retail Market Report from NAI Alliance.
The anchor space vacancy is currently at 13.52%. In-Line shops have increased in vacancy to 23.42% this quarter from 23.10% last quarter. Total net absorption for this quarter was 104,226 square feet,
while the gross absorption was 201,501 square feet.
Click here to read the entire Q2 2013 Retail Market Report from NAI Alliance.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
NAI Alliance Represents Landlord in Deal to Bring Zuvo Water to Northern Nevada
Another step in the right direction for northern Nevada as Zuvo Warter is moving its headquarters to the area. Currently with a staff of 4, the company plans to increase its employee base to 20-25 by the end of the year.
Zuvo is another company that has sprung up and is committed to long-term growth in Nevada. The company is currently in the process of moving its headquarters from Mountain View, CA to the area, and expects to be operational in April.
Michael Nevis, Senior Vice President/Principal of the NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group, represented the landlord in the transaction - MEPT Southwest Commerce - to get Zuvo into their new space at 895 E. Patriot Boulevard in Reno.
Zuvo Water LLC is a global innovator of chemical-free water products. Zuvo Water’s product portfolio is based on a patented technology platform that reproduces the photo-oxidation process that naturally occurs in the environment.
Multi-Employer Property Trust (MEPT) is an open-end commingled real estate equity fund that invests in a diversified portfolio of institutional-quality real estate assets in the United States. Founded in 1982, MEPT now has over $5.60 billion in net assets and has become one of the largest real estate equity funds in the US.
You can read a detailed article, courtesy of the NNBW, by clicking here. The RGJ also published a story on this news.
Zuvo is another company that has sprung up and is committed to long-term growth in Nevada. The company is currently in the process of moving its headquarters from Mountain View, CA to the area, and expects to be operational in April.
Michael Nevis, Senior Vice President/Principal of the NAI Alliance Industrial Properties Group, represented the landlord in the transaction - MEPT Southwest Commerce - to get Zuvo into their new space at 895 E. Patriot Boulevard in Reno.
Zuvo Water LLC is a global innovator of chemical-free water products. Zuvo Water’s product portfolio is based on a patented technology platform that reproduces the photo-oxidation process that naturally occurs in the environment.
Multi-Employer Property Trust (MEPT) is an open-end commingled real estate equity fund that invests in a diversified portfolio of institutional-quality real estate assets in the United States. Founded in 1982, MEPT now has over $5.60 billion in net assets and has become one of the largest real estate equity funds in the US.
You can read a detailed article, courtesy of the NNBW, by clicking here. The RGJ also published a story on this news.
Friday, March 15, 2013
From Smartphones to Tablets - The new web experience
In our business, and in many industries, tablets are the easiest alternative to the PC and a sexier presentation vehicle. And it appears, we're not alone. No longer just a "bigger smartphone," tablets are proving to have a much bigger impact on our collective web experience. The growth of web engagement from smartphones to tablets is on a considerable rise.
The share of website visits from tablets grew approximately 10 times faster than the rate of smartphones within two years of market introduction and grew more than 300% in the last year. This rapid growth is driven by both higher tablet shipments and disproportionately higher website visits per tablet. Tablets’ share of website traffic will exceed smartphone traffic by early 2013 and reach 10% of total website traffic in early 2014. This all according to Adobe Digital Index.
There is also tremendous educational value. The educational division of News Corp., called Amplify, unveiled a new digital tablet at the SXSW tech conference in Austin, Texas.
The tablet will simplify administrative chores for teachers, enable a student's participation more readily in discussions, and allow students to complete coursework at their own pace while drawing upon online research resources that teacher's can personally select. In addition, publishers can update students' textbooks almost instantly, which will keep content as relevant as possible.
While we are all tied to our smartphones for what we need in the moment, the tablet revolution is more than apparent in our daily lives as an extremely mobile alternative to a conventional PC or smartphone for our web experience. Soon, we will all have something new to be tethered to, if we're not already...
The share of website visits from tablets grew approximately 10 times faster than the rate of smartphones within two years of market introduction and grew more than 300% in the last year. This rapid growth is driven by both higher tablet shipments and disproportionately higher website visits per tablet. Tablets’ share of website traffic will exceed smartphone traffic by early 2013 and reach 10% of total website traffic in early 2014. This all according to Adobe Digital Index.
There is also tremendous educational value. The educational division of News Corp., called Amplify, unveiled a new digital tablet at the SXSW tech conference in Austin, Texas.
The tablet will simplify administrative chores for teachers, enable a student's participation more readily in discussions, and allow students to complete coursework at their own pace while drawing upon online research resources that teacher's can personally select. In addition, publishers can update students' textbooks almost instantly, which will keep content as relevant as possible.
While we are all tied to our smartphones for what we need in the moment, the tablet revolution is more than apparent in our daily lives as an extremely mobile alternative to a conventional PC or smartphone for our web experience. Soon, we will all have something new to be tethered to, if we're not already...
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
NAI Alliance Office Represents Landlord in McCarran Mansion Sale, Maintains Exclusive Lease Listing
The NAI Office Properties Group of Dominic Brunetti, CCIM, Scott Shanks, SIOR, and Chase Whittemore, MS represented the seller 401 Court Street, LLC in the sale of the McCarran Mansion located at 401 Court Street in Reno, Nevada. The McCarran Mansion is 7,000 square feet.
Built in 1913 as the Gibbons Mansion, the home was purchased by Nevada lawyer, judge, and politician Pat McCarran in 1921. His law practice thrived in the days of the “Reno Cure” for troublesome marriages. He served in congress from 1933 to 1954. The property passed through other owners in the years following McCarran’s death in 1954. Now restored, it houses offices for a number of professionals and businesses in the area.
In addition to brokering the sale of the Mansion, the NAI Office Properties Group retained the Exclusive Lease Listing from the new owners, McCarran Mansion, LLC.
Built in 1913 as the Gibbons Mansion, the home was purchased by Nevada lawyer, judge, and politician Pat McCarran in 1921. His law practice thrived in the days of the “Reno Cure” for troublesome marriages. He served in congress from 1933 to 1954. The property passed through other owners in the years following McCarran’s death in 1954. Now restored, it houses offices for a number of professionals and businesses in the area.
In addition to brokering the sale of the Mansion, the NAI Office Properties Group retained the Exclusive Lease Listing from the new owners, McCarran Mansion, LLC.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Reno Providing Thought Leadership and Innovation through Local Events
While we all may think of ourselves as outside of the box thinkers, what do we do to truly inspire? How do we help the collaborative effort? How do we create our niche as the go-to company? How do we hit targets we may have thought we could never get to? How do we turn our “small” ideas into something that we know can impact a community, a region, a state, a nation, a world? How?
Well, here in Reno, there has been a groundswell of activity to answer just that question – How?
Starting with the University of Nevada TEDx event January 25, to the Project Vesto competition February 8-10, the Startup Reno Weekend February 22-24, the Reno Hackathon March 2-3, and the latest TEDxReno event announced for April 26, northern Nevada is becoming a think tank for individuals to have a venue to express their creativity in the hopes of developing the next great idea.
These innovative and collaborative forums provide individuals and teams the opportunity to not only get together, but inspire one another. If we continue down this fostering path, northern Nevada, and our economic development, will continue to ascend.
The benefit to northern Nevada is the growing commitment to helping grow the community with new business ideas, and more importantly new businesses, which will help continue our upward tick regarding the economic issues we are continually rising above. New ideas, new innovation, new businesses, new education, new jobs.
With education surpassing jobs as a main concern in a survey published by the Retail Association of Nevada and posted on RGJ, the goals of thought leadership, innovation, collaboration, and education are prevalent in the area. Events and organizations that foster this type of leadership should be commended, as we will all benefit from these efforts in northern Nevada.
NAI Alliance is all in for northern Nevada. We live here. We play here. We work here. We will grow here.
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