Las Vegas Insider | October 2018

October 2018

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Accelerating success.

WATER CONSERVATION REMAINS A KEY FOCUS FOR SOUTHERN NEVADA

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TABLE OF CONTENTS: E-COMMERCE – LV RESEARCH 4

COLLIERS IN THE NEWS 11

VEGAS BY THE NUMBERS 14

FEATURED DEALS 9

OKTOBERFEST WRAP-UP 12

BROKER OF THE MONTH 15

FEATURED LISTINGS 10

UPCOMING EVENTS 13

DIRECTORY 16

THE LAS VEGAS VALLEY GETS ABOUT 90 PERCENT OF ITS WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER, WHICH IS FACING THE WORST DROUGHT IN THE RIVER BASIN’S RECORDED HISTORY. THE WATER LEVEL OF LAKE MEAD, WHICH SERVES AS THE SOURCE OF MOST OF OUR COMMUNITY’S DRINKING WATER, HAS DROPPED MORE THAN 130 FEET SINCE JANUARY 2000.

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E-COMMERCE CONTINUES TO STIMUL ATE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Potent demand for warehouse/distribution space and continued population growth fueled another strong quarter for commercial real estate in Southern Nevada.

LAS VEGAS RESEARCH

BY JOHN MATT STATER

The industrial story in Southern Nevada is a warehouse/distribution story. The local population is growing at a faster pace than during the Great Recession, and the local economy is growing with it.

Southern Nevada’s industrial market saw increased strong demand for warehouse/distribution space drive vacancy down to 4.6 percent, lower than one quarter ago and lower than one year ago. New completions of industrial space increased from last quarter, reaching 805,764 square feet. Asking rental rates remained stable at $0.66 per square foot (psf) on a triple net (NNN) basis. Demand for warehouse/distribution space looks as though it will remain strong in 2019.

“The focus of e-commerce companies on improved local delivery times is stimulating demand for warehouse/ distribution space, and Southern Nevada’s developers are answering that demand.” remarked John Stater, the research and GIS manager of Colliers International’s Las Vegas office.

Demand for medical office space grew in 2017, and though it has softened slightly in 2018, it remained strong enough to bring vacancy down to an eight-year low. Over the past six quarters the vacancy rate has decreased from 16.2 percent to 12.1 percent, with only moderate growth in asking rents. Net absorption over the past six quarters was 660,683 square feet, more than net absorption in the previous 46 quarters combined. Clearly the lethargy afflicting the medical office market has cleared, both due to the general economic recovery experienced over the past decade and the relative lack of government intervention, which tends to make the market nervous. We think this growth will continue through 2019.

Mike Mixer, executive managing director said, “Southern Nevada’s medical office market is in growth mode and responding to the changing needs of both health care providers and consumers.”

As construction heats up in Southern Nevada, demand for Class A multifamily properties is holding its own, with only nominal increases in vacancy. As strong as net absorption has been in Class A properties, Class B/C properties have seen very light activity, with a slight decrease in vacancy and moderate rent growth. If newly completed projects in Southern Nevada are cannibalizing older projects, the older projects are managing to replace the tenants they lost, and at slightly higher rents. This suggests that continued multifamily development in Southern Nevada is warranted, but continued increases in rents, even in older properties, raise the concern that lower income residents are going to suffer.

Southern Nevada’s office market has made the transition from recovery to expansion, although it still has plenty of slack that can be taken up before new construction begins in earnest. So far, new construction in the Valley has served to facilitate the long-term movement of the upper middle class and upper class from the east side of the Valley to the west side. As available product continues to be occupied, a more widespread expansion of the office inventory may take place. At the current rate of demand, this might be as little as two to three years away if the local and national economies play along.

After a short pause at the beginning of 2018, Southern Nevada’s retail market is back on track and growing. With continued improvement in retail taxable sales and a return to population growth, Southern Nevada looks to be returning to growth in the retail real estate sector despite continuing pressure on brick-and-mortar retail from e-commerce. The retail market was the first commercial real estate segment to recover after the Great Recession and appears to have settled into a new normal with higher vacancy rates than in the pre-recession era.

While 2018 is not on track to beat 2014’s hospitality sales volume of $2 billion, it has exceeded the sales volume of each of the last three years. So far in 2018, hospitality property sales volume was $1.31 billion, with 4,751 units sold at an average price per unit of $276,000. This is an improvement over 2017 in all but the number of units sold, and exceeds the price per unit recorded in the most recent peak sales year of 2014. Buyers are bullish on the future of Southern Nevada’s hospitality sector, and may be prepositioning themselves for the next building boom, which should take place in the early 2020’s.

Land sales saw improvement in the third quarter of 2018, boosted by a significant industrial land sale at Apex. Even without this sale, the land market was strong, stimulated by a boisterous local and national economy. Homebuilders are running low on improved lots in the Valley, and large contiguous acreage on which to build, and industrial developers are finding parcels well suited to development harder to find. Lack of available land is putting upward pressure on prices, and this could potentially slow land sales going into 2018.

DOWNLOAD Q3 2018 REPORT

https://www2.colliers.com/en/research/lasvegas/2018-Q3-Las-Vegas-Market-ResearchReport

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T hanksgiving

k c u l t Po

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15

11:30am – 1:30pm

MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM

Sign up with Jennifer at the Front Desk and bring your favorite dish

CONGRATULATIONS to our newest designees!

GRANT TRAUB, SIOR

AMELIA HENRY, CCIM

CHRIS LANE, CCIM

STEVE NEIGER, CCIM

JEFF NASEEF, CCIM

DID YOU KNOW? DUE TO EARTH’S GRAVITY IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR MOUNTAINS TO BE HIGHER THAN 49,000 FEET

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WELCOME TO COLLIERS!

Andrea Oceguera

Please join us in welcoming Andrea Oceguera to the Colliers Las Vegas office as Associate for the Doherty Industrial Group.

Resorts World Las Vegas is showing visible progress The question used to be all too common in real estate circles: What’s going on with Resorts World? Today it’s a different story. The site is alive with multiple cranes in the air and a hotel that keeps growing taller. The hotel building is planned to be 60 stories, and work crews have reached floor 35, Genting Americas spokesman Michael Levoff said in an email Friday. More than 1,000 construction workers are on site, and “several thousand” will be there by mid-2019, he said.

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Source: Las Vegas Review Journal - Eli Segall, Photograph by Richard Brian @vegasphotograph

Andrea previously worked for CBRE in office leasing. Andrea brings over seven (7) years of experience in commercial real estate. She was born and raised in Los Angeles, California.

Andrea attended UNLV and plans to return to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration Management.

Andres’s primary responsibilities on the team include: ownership services, property marketing, research, property tours with potential tenants/buyers, negotiating leases, respond to inquiries on listings and provide the team with administrative support. Andrea enjoys traveling and spending time with her family and friends.

Welcome aboard Andrea!

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DID YOU KNOW? THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING HAS ITS OWN ZIP CODE

FEATURED DEALS

RETAIL SALE

INDUSTRIAL LEASE

±7,930 SQUARE FOOT RETAIL PROPERTY A sale to 4590 W Sahara LLC. The ±7,930 square foot retail strip center, the Sahara & Decatur Retail Shops is located at 4590 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas. The transaction amount was $2,475,000.00. David A. Grant of Colliers International represented the seller, McLaren Las Vegas, LP.

±41,760 SQUARE FOOT INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY A lease expansion to Shepard Exposition Services, Inc. The ±41,760 square foot industrial property is located at 5845 Wynn Road, Suite A-D in Las Vegas. Dan Doherty, SIOR, Paul Sweetland, SIOR, Chris Lane, CCIM and Jerry Doty of Colliers International represented the tenant.

MEDICAL OFFICE SALE

OFFICE LEASE

±4,994 SQUARE FOOT MEDICAL OFFICE PROPERTY A sale to Alexandra Building, LLC. The ±4,994 square foot medical office property is located in Horizon Ridge Professional Park at 2380 West Horizon Ridge Parkway in Henderson. The transaction amount was $1,375,000.00. Stacy Scheer, CCIM of Colliers International represented the buyer.

±7,353 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE PROPERTY A lease to Australis Capital (Nevada) Inc. The ±7,353 square foot office property is located in Airport Corporate Center at 376 East Warm Springs Road, Suite 190 in Las Vegas.

Chris Connell and Grant Traub, SIOR of Colliers International represented the landlord, Airport CC LLC. Alexia Crowley, CCIM and Andrew Kilduff of Colliers International represented the tenant.

LAND SALE ±6.20 ACRE LAND PROPERTY A sale to BFT 1, LLC. The ±6.20 acre land parcel is located at 8951 Kent Court (APN: 176-24-110-008 & 176-24-110-005) in Las Vegas. The transaction amount was $2,400,000.00. Scott Gragson and Robert Torres of Colliers International represented the buyer.

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FEATURED LISTINGS

SEC OF WESTWIND ROAD

3911 WEST OQUENDO ROAD

DAN DOHERTY, SIOR, PAUL SWEETLAND, SIOR, CHRIS LANE, CCIM AND JERRY DOTY

DEAN WILLMORE, SIOR •

±20,024 SF freestanding industrial building on ±0.91 acre lot

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±2.5 acres of land in the southwest

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Located on Valley View Boulevard, just West of the I-15 Freeway and

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Potential for office/industrial

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Sale Price: $2,178,000

South of Russell Road •

Lease Rate: $0.59 PSF (NNN)/$0.10 PSF CAM // For Sale: $2,585,000

6330 WEST FLAMINGO ROAD

MT HOOD STREET & HOWDY WELLS AVENUE

STACY SCHEER, CCIM, LEED GA

STEVEN HAYNES

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±11,703 SF single-story, freestanding building

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±20.60 acres – Zoned M-1

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Zoning C-P

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Property NOT located in a 100 year flood plain

Asking Rate: $1.25-$1.50 SF NNN

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ASKING PRICE: $5,600,000

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2575 WEST SERENE AVENUE

524 SOUTH BOULDER HIGHWAY

TOM NASEEF, CCIM, SIOR, GARRY CUFF, CCIM, AND JEFF NASEEF, CCIM • ±7.0 acres available – multifamily/condo development opportunity • Zoning – Limited Resort and Apartment (H) • Price: $7,000,000

CHRIS CLIFFORD, STEVE NEIGER, CCIM, BRETT RATHER •

±25,000 SF warehouse/industrial property

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Zoned MC

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$0.55 PSF (NNN)

THE WORLD’S LARGEST WEED DISPENSARY IS ABOUT TO OPEN NEAR THE LAS VEGAS STRIP Planet 13, a massive weed dispensary opening just off the Las Vegas Strip, will be a sight to behold. Music and lights will pulse through its enormous 40,000 square feet of space. A treasure trove of cannabis products for medical and recreational use will line the walls. All surfaces will be shiny and new.

IN THE NEWS LAS VEGAS CLOSES $16M SALE OF MATTER REAL ESTATE GROUP’S FOREMOST INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY MATTER @ CRAIG’’ https://www.nevadabusiness.com/2018/09/ colliers-international-las-vegas-closes-16m-saleof-matter-real-estate-groups-foremost-industrialproperty-matter-craig/

September 25 REGIONAL LEADERS VIE FOR LARGESCALE EXPANSION https://pvtimes.com/news/regional-leaders-viefor-large-scale-expansion/

September 26

BUSINESS NOTES: KEITH CUBBA IS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AT COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL —LAS VEGAS https://vegasinc.lasvegassun.com/business/ notes/2018/oct/15/the-notes-oct-15-2018/

October 15

DID YOU KNOW? ON EVERY CONTINENT THERE IS A CITY CALLED

ROME

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OKTOBERFEST

SAUSAGE TRUCK On October 18th we celebrated Oktoberfest in style! We invited the King’s Sausage food truck out to the office to serve us lunch including: a variety of sausages and pierogis. We paired those with some German beer, German chocolate cake and apple strudel for dessert. It was a beautiful day to be outside and kick off our fall festivities.

We hope you enjoyed this special treat.

PROST! Translation: Cheers!

CONGRATULATIONS, YOU MADE THE PLANE!

2018 SALES AWARD TRIP MAUNA KEA BEACH RESORT, BIG ISLAND, HAWAII

FRIDAY, MARCH 8 – TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2019 VINCE SCHETTLER

SCOTT GRAGSON

PATTI DILLON, SIOR

DAN DOHERTY, SIOR

PAUL SWEETLAND, SIOR

TABER THILL, SIOR

MICHAEL STUART

CHRIS CLIFFORD

KEITH CUBBA

CHRIS BENTLEY

SPENCER PINTER

GARRY CUFF, CCIM

DEAN WILLMORE, SIOR

AL TWAINY, CCIM

TOM NASEEF, CCIM, SIOR

BRIAN RIFFEL, SIOR

GRANT TRAUB, SIOR

STEVEN HAYNES

PAT MARSH, SIOR

DAN GLUHAICH

UPCOMING EVENTS SIOR LUNCHEON 11:30am Maggiano’s Fashion Show NOVEMBER 14 NAIOP BUS TOUR 11:00am Silverton Casino NOVEMBER 1

T hanksgiving

Potluck

MONTHLY OFFICE MEETING 9:00am Main Conference Room NOVEMBER 28

MONTHLY INDUSTRIAL MEETING 9:00am Main Conference Room NOVEMBER 29

11:30pm Main Conference Room NOVEMBER 15

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS NOVEMBER 4

MONTHLY RETAIL MEETING 8:30am Main Conference Room NOVEMBER 20

GKT STAFF APPRECIATION DAY STAFF OUT OF OFFICE NOVEMBER 7

LAS VEGAS MARKET SYMPOSIUM 8:00am Suncoast Hotel & Casino NOVEMBER 8

THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Office Closed NOVEMBER 22 & 23

MONTHLY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 2:30pm Main Conference Room NOVEMBER 29

NAIOP HOLIDAY RECEPTION 5:00pm Cili at Bali Hai NOVEMBER 29

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LAS VEGAS BY THE NUMBERS: OFFICE

12% RETAIL

29%

SEPTEMBER PROPERTY TYPES

SALE

61%

SEPTEMBER SALES VS. LEASE

LEASE

39%

LAND

13%

INDUSTRIAL

46%

TOP 10 AGENTS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER 2018 1.

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Dan Gluhaich Brian Riffel Dean Willmore Spencer Pinter Susan Borst

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6. Dan Doherty 7. Taber Thill 8. Patti Dillon 9. Patrick McNaught 10. Pat Marsh

SEPTEMBER OFFICE TRANSACTIONS

SEPTEMBER 2018 ANNIVERSARIES Spencer Pinter

1996

22 Years

David Grant

2001

17 Years

Stacy Scheer

2012

6 Years

Dean Willmore

2012

6 Years

BROKER RANKINGS YTD 2018 1. Dan Doherty 2. Mike Stuart 3. Vince Schettler 4. Dean Willmore 5. Pat Marsh 6. Brian Riffel 7. Paul Sweetland 8. Scott Gragson 9. Chris Clifford 10. Spencer Pinter 11. Keith Cubba 12. Patti Dillon 13. Taber Thill 14. Dan Gluhaich 15. Chris Bentley 16. Garry Cuff

Vince Schettler Brian Riffel Dan Doherty Chris Clifford Mike Stuart Scott Gragson Dean Willmore

85/15 CLUB

17. Al Twainy 18. Tom Naseef 19. Steven Haynes 20. Grant Traub 21. Chris Connell 22. David Grant 23. Mike Mixer 24. Scot Marker 25. Chris Lane 26. Susan Borst 27. Jerry Doty 28. Phillip Dunning 29. Patrick McNaught 30. Stacy Scheer 31. Steve Neiger 32. Robert Torres

Pat Marsh Chris Bentley Paul Sweetland Spencer Pinter Al Twainy Dan Gluhaich Mike Mixer

33. Brian Fike 34. Jeff Naseef 35. Eric Molfetta 36. Alexia Crowley 37. Sam Newman 38. Andrew Kilduff 39. Kara Walker 40. Suzette Lagrange 41. Phillip Frank 42. Rebecca Staniec 43. Chris Lobello 44. Joe Bonifatto 45. George Connor 46. John Kilpatrick

Grant Traub Patti Dillon Taber Thill Chris Connell David Grant Keith Cubba Garry Cuff

Tom Naseef Steven Haynes Scot Marker Chris Lane Susan Borst

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BROKER OF THE MONTH

CO NG RA T UL A T IO NS

DAN GLUHAICH Vice President Investment Division

Dan has successfully closed over 1200 escrows during his career ranking in the top 5% of producers. Having partnered with investors in over 200 spec homes & subdivisions, he specializes in bringing together designers, city officials, lenders & construction managers and guiding them through the development process.

Born and raised in Gilroy, Dan resides in Morgan Hill with his wife & 2 sons. He actively supports church, school & sports programs in the community. He graduated from California Poly, San Luis Obispo in 1983.

Q

Would you rather be Clever or Beautiful?

A

I would rather be Clever, because I am already Beautiful. LOL

Q

Would you like to go to a tropical island or the arctic more?

A

A tropical island, the weather is great and I can relax by the water and sip on a great cocktail.

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.O.T.M. ONATION

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ANGELINA SCARCELLI, CPM Senior Portfolio Manager REMS Department Angelina serves as a Senior Portfolio Manager of the Property Management division for the Las Vegas office of Colliers International. Angelina provides over sixteen years of experience in the Las Vegas commercial real estate market.

Throughout Angelina’s career she has been an expert in tenant relations/ retention in regards to retail, office & industrial product.

Q

Where would you most like to live?

What Task or Chore is your favorite?

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FLORIDA

I love to work out everyday in my Gym and like spending weekends working in my Vineyard.

Q

What flavor ice cream would you be?

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Strawberry

Q

Tropical island or the Arctic?

The Links for Life Foundation is donating in Dan Gluhaich’s name to the Variety Children’s Charity of Southern Nevada

LINKS FOR LIFE A

Tropical Island

F O U N D A T I O N Q

Which task or chore is least favorite?

A

Doing the dishes

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LAS VEGAS PHONE DIRECTORY INDUSTRIAL Susan Borst Dan Doherty Jerry Doty Tyler Jones Suzette LaGrange Chris Lane Pat Marsh Sam Newman Andrea Oceguera Alyssa Parks Spencer Pinter Brian Riffel Alexander Stanisic Paul Sweetland Kara Walker Dean Willmore Mike Willmore Chris Zunis

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OFFICE Chris Connell Patti Dillon Logan Etherington Phillip Frank Andrew Kilduff Rebecca Staniec Taber Thill

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RETAIL Chris Clifford George Connor Phillip Dunning Dan Gluhaich David Grant Amelia Henry Scot Marker Steve Neiger Brett Rather Al Twainy

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Scott Gragson Steven Haynes John Kilpatrick Pat McNaught Taylor Schettler Vince Schettler Mike Stuart Robert Torres

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MEDICAL OFFICE Alexia Crowley Stacy Scheer

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VALUATION SERVICES Richard Koldewyn Evan Ranes Brandon Roper

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HOTEL/RESORT Mike Mixer Dharmesh Patel

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INVESTMENT SERVICES Joe Bonifatto Brian Fike Tom Naseef Gabriel Skerlich Grant Traub

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MULTI-FAMILY Christopher Bentley Garry Cuff Jeff Naseef Tom Naseef

Erica Aulino Valerene Corbin Kiara Davis Stacy Inness Jennifer Kennedy Breanna Lara Gretchen Lee Angelina Scarcelli

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STAFF

GOLF COURSE Keith Cubba

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

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Nicole Cauilan Courtney Goffstein Sara Johansson Gina Jones Jennifer Manning Matt Stater Chris Sutton

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RECEIVERSHIP Christopher LoBello

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MIKE MIXER

Executive Managing Director | Las Vegas

+1 702 735 5700