Northern Nevada By Gary Tremaine, Dickson Commercial Group The retail market in Washoe County continued to have a strong quarter, with over $93,653,731 in transaction volume. Q4 was highlighted with one large sale of $13,750,000, two sales over $9 million and an average sale price of $3,746,149. There is a continued interest in northern Nevada by both regional and national … [Read more...] about ReD Report
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Heidari Law Group and Abogados Con Experiencia Offer an Open House Event to Highlight New Headquarters
Sam Ryan Heidari, Attorney and owner of both the Heidari Law Group and Abogados Con Experiencia will open it's doors to the public, as well as their colleagues in the justice system, to celebrate the purchase of a new headquarters for the well established personal injury firms in Las Vegas , NV. The meet and greet and celebration will be held at the new location of the … [Read more...] about Heidari Law Group and Abogados Con Experiencia Offer an Open House Event to Highlight New Headquarters
17th Annual Healthcare Hero Event on September 7th – Limited Tickets Available
This September, Nevada Business Magazine and Optum Care Nevada will recognize healthcare leaders in the Silver State for their achievements. The annual Healthcare Heroes awards program has celebrated Nevada’s most selfless and dedicated healthcare professionals for nearly two decades. As we continue to face challenges in the healthcare industry, recognizing the work of these … [Read more...] about 17th Annual Healthcare Hero Event on September 7th – Limited Tickets Available
Nevada Small Business Development Center Seeks Participation in Anonymous Survey
July 27, 2022 Input needed from Nevada’s small businesses Nevada Small Business Development Center seeks participation in anonymous survey RENO, Nev. — Nevada small businesses are encouraged to participate in a confidential survey this summer conducted by the Nevada Small Business Development Center in the University of Nevada, Reno College of Business and the … [Read more...] about Nevada Small Business Development Center Seeks Participation in Anonymous Survey
Three Woodburn & Wedge Attorneys Receive Prestigious Super Lawyers Listing
(Reno, Nev.) – Three outstanding attorneys from Woodburn & Wedge, a Nevada-based independent law firm, have earned honors in the 2017 Thomson Reuters’ Mountain States Super Lawyers list. They are Gregg Barnard in business and corporate law, Shawn Meador in family law and John Murtha in business bankruptcy law. Murtha has been included in the Super Lawyers list every year … [Read more...] about Three Woodburn & Wedge Attorneys Receive Prestigious Super Lawyers Listing
New Metro Diner Hiring More Than 100 Southern Nevadans
Metro Diner, a restaurant offering classic comfort food with flair, will open its second Southern Nevada location, at 7305 S. Rainbow Blvd., on July 18, 2017. Nick Samero, the new location’s managing partner, said he is thrilled to serve tasty food in a fun eatery. To do that, he’s hiring more than 100 people to work as servers, hosts, cooks and kitchen staff. He seeks … [Read more...] about New Metro Diner Hiring More Than 100 Southern Nevadans
Hiscox Study Reveals States with Highest Employee Lawsuit Risk
Employee charges most likely in New Mexico, Washington, D.C., Nevada, Alabama and California NEW YORK - A new study of employment practices litigation by Hiscox, the global specialist insurer, found New Mexico, Washington, D.C., Nevada, Alabama and California as the top states (or district) for employee lawsuit risk in the U.S. Businesses in these markets face a … [Read more...] about Hiscox Study Reveals States with Highest Employee Lawsuit Risk
Andrew M. Cash, MD: Desert Institute of Spine Care
Orthopedic Spinal Surgery Las Vegas What would you want your legacy for future generations to be? Dedication to service. I feel that man’s greatest contribution to society is to actually contribute to society itself. There is an obligation for man to serve his fellow man and to give back to the community. What business advice would you give to someone just starting in … [Read more...] about Andrew M. Cash, MD: Desert Institute of Spine Care
Office Summary: Third Quarter 2012
Las Vegas The office sector witnessed a quarter-over-quarter decline in vacancy rates for the first time in two years. During the third quarter of 2012, the vacancy rate fell to 25.2 percent, down 0.4 percentage points compared to the prior quarter (Q2 2012). However, the rate remains 0.3-percentage points higher than a year ago (Q3 2011). The sector reported approximately … [Read more...] about Office Summary: Third Quarter 2012
What is your favorite holiday tradition?
“For 14 years, we’ve been providing Christmas to Las Vegas children with “Giving Day.” We provide food, clothing and toys to under-privileged children. The Giving Day tradition has contributed to lives of thousands of families who would have gone without.” Mary Musso • Corporate Broker and Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Distinctive Homes “On Thanksgiving, when … [Read more...] about What is your favorite holiday tradition?
Work in Progress: An Update on Employment in Nevada
It seems like just yesterday that Nevada was the land of opportunity—the fastest growing state in the nation, with one of the healthiest economies. But the recession has created a vacuum that has given Nevada the highest unemployment rate in the country; at 14.3 percent in November, our rate was 2 points higher than even woebegone Michigan. The Silver State is officially the … [Read more...] about Work in Progress: An Update on Employment in Nevada
Business Bankruptcy: Understanding the “Worst Case Scenario”
Although filing for bankruptcy could have made debtors instant pariahs some years ago, the process has lost most of its social stigma during the current recession as bankruptcy has become an almost ubiquitous solution to today’s financial woes. The total number of personal and business filings in Nevada rose sharply from 5,542 in 2006 to 10,951 in 2007, to 18,709 in 2008, to … [Read more...] about Business Bankruptcy: Understanding the “Worst Case Scenario”
Priorities for the 2011 Nevada Legislative Session: Control spending, reform budgeting, transparency and education reform top the list
Every company needs a business plan. Without a clear set of goals, a business won’t know what to aim for or whether it has achieved success. Similarly, Nevada conservatives and libertarians need clear goals heading into the 2011 legislative session. The following should top their list: Control taxes by controlling spending. Worried about what higher taxes — specifically a … [Read more...] about Priorities for the 2011 Nevada Legislative Session: Control spending, reform budgeting, transparency and education reform top the list
Tax Season: Things to Know from the IRS
About 80 percent of businesses use a tax professional to keep their books in order. For the sole proprietor or the largest corporation, record maintenance can be tedious but also valuable as keeping good records can actually save a company money. On the subject of finances and saving money, three new tax laws were enacted in 2010 and many of the provisions in them are … [Read more...] about Tax Season: Things to Know from the IRS
Multi-family Housing: More Renters in the Recession?
The multi-family segment has taken a pounding along with the rest of the real estate industry. But the good news, say those who know, is that the worst is probably over, and the climb – slow but steady – back to recovery has already begun. Multi-family properties remain a good investment, although investors hoping to scoop them up for a song may well be disappointed. Rents … [Read more...] about Multi-family Housing: More Renters in the Recession?