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S OUTHERN NEVADA’s. C OMMERCIAL R EAL E STATE M ARKETS. Presented at: Forecast 2014 Southern Nevada's Commercial Market Landscape January 16, 2014. INDUSTRIAL MARKET. Las Vegas Valley Submarket Inventory Map Industrial Market. The Industrial market continues to stabilize,
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SOUTHERN NEVADA’s COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKETS Presented at: Forecast 2014 Southern Nevada's Commercial Market Landscape January 16, 2014
Las Vegas Valley Submarket Inventory Map Industrial Market
The Industrial market continues to stabilize, significant improvements during 2013. Industrial Vacancy & Asking Rents: 2003 - 2013
Vacancy varies by Product & Submarket. Lowest in Light Industrial & in West Central. Product Type Comparison Submarket Comparison
Industrial Absorption & Completions: 2003 - 2013
The Most Critical Industrial Chart Distribution of Industrial Available Space Units, by Size Category: Q4 2013
Industrial Market Years of Supply Until 10% Stabilized Vacancy 2MSF to absorb reach stabilized Vacancy-10%
Las Vegas Valley Submarket Inventory Map Office Market
The Office market made some headway in 2013 but it remains the weakest of the 3 markets. Spec Office Vacancy & Asking Rents: 2003 - 2013
Vacancy highest in Class A and in E. LV & West Central. Product Type Comparison Submarket Comparison
Office Absorption & Completions: 2003 - 2013
Spec Office Market Years of Supply Until 10% Stabilized Vacancy 6.1 MSF to absorb until reaching stabilized vacancy-10% **Assuming UC space enters the market with vacancy at existing rate.
Las Vegas Valley Submarket Inventory Map Retail Market
The anchored retail market is has improved, due to rising consumer spending. Anchored Retail Vacancy & Asking Rents: 2003 - 2013
Vacancy highest in Neighborhood Centers and in & West Central. Product Type Comparison Submarket Comparison
Retail Absorption & Completions: 2003 - 2013
Anchored Retail Market Years of Supply Until 10% Stabilized Vacancy 1 MSF to absorb until reaching stabilized vacancy-10% **Assuming UC space enters the market with vacancy at existing rate.
Questions Sources: RCG Economics.
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