Market Intelligence

Insights & market reports

Submarket commentary, cap-rate context, and leasing and investment trends for the Las Vegas Valley — the analysis we use to advise our clients.

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Authority is built on analysis

We believe the best representation starts with a clear read of the market. These notes share how we interpret Las Vegas submarket dynamics, pricing, and demand — the same thinking we bring to every engagement. New reports are added regularly.

Latest Notes

Market commentary

IndustrialJune 2026

Why the North Valley keeps tightening

North Las Vegas and Apex remain among the Valley's most in-demand corridors, driven by e-commerce distribution and Western-U.S. logistics serving the California megaregion. For occupiers, that means planning lead time; for owners, durable demand for modern, high-clear-height space.

Market Note
InvestmentJune 2026

Reading cap rates in a higher-rate world

Cap rates don't move in isolation — they reflect financing costs, rent growth expectations, and perceived risk. We help investors interpret where a given asset's rate sits relative to its submarket and condition, rather than anchoring to a single headline number.

Market Note
LeasingMay 2026

What second-generation restaurant space really saves

Existing kitchen infrastructure — grease traps, ventilation, and enhanced power and water — can save an operator substantial build-out cost and months of timeline. We weigh those savings against rent and location when advising food-and-beverage tenants.

Market Note
Office & MedicalMay 2026

The flight to flexible, amenitized, and medical space

Demand has shifted toward flexible, amenity-rich, and medical office product, with strong absorption in the southwest and Henderson. Positioning an office asset for today's occupier is as much about experience and build-out flexibility as it is about rate.

Market Note
SubmarketsApril 2026

Location strategy is everything in the Valley

The same concept can thrive in one submarket and struggle a few miles away. We read rooftops, daytime population, household income, and traffic counts to match a business — or an investment — to the right corner of the market.

Market Note
GrowthApril 2026

What sports, tourism & infrastructure mean for CRE

Major-league sports, a record convention calendar, and projects like Brightline West continue to broaden the Valley's economy beyond gaming. For commercial real estate, that diversification supports demand across hospitality, retail, and services.

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Notes reflect general market observation and are not a guarantee of results. Verify current data before any decision.

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