Las Vegas Insider | February 2016

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Accelerating success.

February 2016

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HEADWINDS 3 STRONGER IN 2016 6 LINKS FOR LIFE 7 FEATURED DEALS 8 NEW LISTINGS 9 UPCOMING EVENTS

9 ICEBREAKER 10 BROKER RANKINGS 11 BY THE NUMBERS 11 WELCOME TO COLLIERS 12 BROKER OF THE MONTH

Colliers Las Vegas Congratulates Bridget Richards The Las Vegas office would like to congratulate Bridget Richards on being selected to receive Vegas Inc.’s 40 Under 40 award. Now in its 15th year, Vegas Inc.’s 40 under 40, honors the best and brightest minds of professionals under the age of 40 in the Las Vegas Valley. Honorees were selected based on the impact of their business endeavors, their commitment to their careers and theirs years of community service. Bridget Richards serves as Senior Vice President of Investment Services at Colliers International Las Vegas. Her background is in the development, sales and purchases of commercial projects. Bridget has successfully closed over $200 million in transaction volume as a result of her dedication to the client’s acquisition or disposition strategy. She received her CCIM designation in 2008, is a graduate of NAIOP Southern Nevada’s Developing Leaders Institute and was honored with a CoStar PowerBroker Award in 2012. Bridget is active with UNLV’s Lied Institute of Real Estate Studies Mentorship program. She also hosts an annual event which distributes thousands of care packages to local disadvantaged elderly through the Catholic Charities network.

COMPANY NEWS

Mike’s Corner

Sara Johansson Named Executive Assistant to Mike Mixer Effective immediately, Sara Johansson will be working with Mike Mixer, Executive Managing Director, as his Executive Assistant. In addition, Sara will continue her work as the transaction coordinator of the Las Vegas office. Please take a moment to stop by to congratulate Sara in her new role with Colliers.

Congratulations Sara! STAY CONNECTED WITH COLLIERS LAS VEGAS facebook.com/collierslv

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This is one of the peculiarly dangerous months to speculate in stocks. The others are July, January, September, April, November, May, October, June, December, August and February.

- Mark Twain

Las Vegas casinos never use dice with rounded corners.

Vegas Fun Fact


6 1 0 2 n i s d n i w d a e H r e g n o Str BY JOHN “MAT

The general prognosis for the U.S. economy is for stronger headwinds to economic growth in 2016, but only a slight chance of recession, with the odds of a recession stronger in 2017. What this future recession might look like is anybody’s guess. Recessions like the one that hit in 2008 are relatively rare. Most recessions are a result of an economy overheating – producers produce too much for consumers to consume, everybody takes a little bath and then the economy gets back to growth one or two quarters later. The odds would suggest that a correction of this sort is all we’re in store for in the next few years, though global events and the lack of reform in Washington, D.C. keep the possibility of something more severe a possibility, albeit unlikely. The two questions we should be asking are, first, what are these headwinds that might blow the economy off course, and second, how likely are they to impact Southern Nevada.

T” STATER

Construction Jobs Southern Nevada 60,000

50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0

We’ll tackle the second question first. While Southern Nevada once had a reputation for being recession proof, the Great Recession put that myth to rest once and for all. In truth, Southern Nevada had never been recession proof, but tended to enter recessions late, and recover early. In the case of relatively minor recessions, the impact often went unnoticed. Southern Nevada had population growth to thank for this. Even when the locals were feeling the pinch of recession, more locals with additional incomes were moving into the Valley and offsetting the local weakness. Transportation/Warehousing Jobs Southern Nevada 40,000 38,000 36,000 34,000 32,000 30,000

Southern Nevada can no longer depend on that kind of growth to keep recessions light. Population growth in Southern Nevada is lighter than a decade ago, though any growth in a region can help ameliorate a recession somewhat. Of course, each recession has its own particular character, and the character of a recession is a major factor in which regions and localities suffer the worst. This brings us to the question of those headwinds. On a global scale, there is economic difficulty in Japan, China and Europe, and trouble in the natural resources sector has impact Canada, one of America’s most important trading partners. On the off chance that these troubles triggered a major global recession, Southern Nevada would of course feel the effects. More likely, these troubles will have a small impact on Southern Nevada’s tourist industry, and otherwise leave the Valley unscathed.

The more serious problem for Southern Nevada is the transportation sector. Globally, there is an over-abundance of transportation resources, and this is impacting transportation companies. In the BLS’s most recent numbers, there are two components of transportation employment that could impact Southern Nevada’s industrial real estate sector – truck transportation and warehousing and storage. The warehousing and storage sector saw jobs decrease by 0.4 percent from December 2015 to January 2016, while truck transportation increased by 1.5 percent. A mixed bag, but on the whole probably positive for Southern Nevada and its warehouse/distribution sector, which have been surging over the past year. The most recent numbers we have for Southern Nevada show the growth in transportation and warehousing employment slowing slightly at the end of 2015 after strong growth through most of the year. The sector added 200 jobs month-over-month in December 2015, and 1,500 jobs on a year-over-year basis. The prognosis for Southern Nevada remains positive in 2016. There could be a small disruption in the warehouse/distribution sector if transportation suffers nationally, and developers who do not have pre-leasing in place in planned projects may want to be cautious about beginning construction on those projects. Tourism saw weak gaming revenue numbers in the latter half of 2015, which could point to overall spending by tourists softening, but this softening is probably not strong enough to throw the industry off the tracks in 2016. Retail employment on a year-over-year basis has been weak in Southern Nevada (losing 4,900 jobs between December 2014 and 2015), but that weakness has not been evident in taxable sales numbers (which, admittedly, lag a couple months behind). Again, this might point to caution rather than worry. The construction sector, which languished during the recession and most of the recovery, is now showing strong growth, suggesting that the local economy is expanding, rather than just recovering. Cautious optimism is probably the phrase that pays for Southern Nevada’s real estate market in 2016.

Retail Jobs Southern Nevada 115,000 110,000 105,000 100,000 95,000

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GENERAL COLIN L. POWELL During the conference’s Opening Session, Powell drew on examples from his own experience as a leader in the military, government and beyond, to illustrate what it takes to be in command. Attendees learned to stay focused, take responsibility and improve processes to make a positive impact on their own work, team and everyday life, essentially enabling them to Be the Difference.

Colliers Las Vegas held their 1st Annual Chili Cook-off on February 29th, 2016. The winners are: “Favorite Chili Name” goes to “4th Floor Fury” made by Taber Thill and “Favorite Chili” goes to “The Hatch Bomb” made by Grant Traub and Jessie Noche. Congratulations to our winners!

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HONOR ROLL 2015 WINNERS COLLIERS EVEREST CLUB

Great people make great companies. For 2015, eight of our local brokers were recognized for being in the top 10 percent of all Colliers professionals in brokerage across the Americas region. These individuals have made their mark with proven strategic innovation, exceptional brokerage performance, and inspiring personal integrity. Welcome to The Everest Club. colliers.com/lasvegas

DAN DOHERTY

SUSAN BORST

RYAN MARTIN

MIKE STUART

TABER THILL

MIKE MIXER

MIKE DELEW

DEAN WILLMORE

Mike Mixer Executive Managing Director 702-735-5700

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FEATURED DEALS LAND SALE

SUBJECT

Mike Mixer, SIOR finalized a ±42 acre sale to UNLV Board of Regents. The land parcel is located on East Tropicana Avenue east of Koval Lane in Las Vegas. The transaction amount was $50,000,000.00. Mixer, SIOR of Colliers International represented the seller, Redus ALK, LLC.

RETAIL LEASE Chris Connell and Grant Traub completed a ±20,000 square foot/±2.5 acre lease to Autosource Motors of Las Vegas, LLC. The retail property is located at 2121 East Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas. Connell and Traub of Colliers International represented the tenant.

LAND SALE

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PATRICK LANE SUBJECT

Scott Gragson and Robert Torres completed a ±14 acre sale to KB Homes. The residential land parcel is located on the southwest corner of Patrick Lane and Jerry Tarkanian Way (APN:163-32-301-008) in Las Vegas. The transaction amount was $5,810,000.00. Gragson and Torres of Colliers International represented the seller, GKT 4.

MEDICAL OFFICE LEASE Stacy Scheer, CCIM, LEED GA and Andrew Kilduff completed a ±4,245 square foot lease to Women’s Health Associates of Southern Nevada. The medical office property is located at 861 Coronado Center Drive, Suite 131 in Henderson. Scheer, CCIM, LEED GA and Kilduff of Colliers International represented the landlord, 2580 West Horizon Ridge Parkway Holdings.

INDUSTRIAL SALE Dan Doherty, SIOR, Susan Borst, CCIM, Chris Lane and Jerry Doty completed a ±64,700 square foot sale to Essex Scot, LLC. The industrial property is located at 1603 and 1700 Industrial Road in Las Vegas. The transaction amount was $3,950,000.00. Doherty, SIOR, Borst, CCIM, Lane and Doty of Colliers International represented the seller, Gaming Partners International USA.

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NEW LISTINGS INDUSTRIAL/OFFICE - FOR LEASE OR SALE SEC Sunset Road and Torrey Pines Drive

RETAIL - FOR LEASE NEC Tropicana Avenue and Hualapai Way

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Dean Willmore, SIOR and Chelsy Cardin are representing a bulk distribution buildings available for sale & lease, one ±32,000 SF and one ±40,882 SF building. The building provides 32’ clear height, fenced yard areas and the estimated delivery: 3rd Quarter 2016 in Las Vegas, NV.

Vince Schettler is representing a ±56 acres located near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway with 1,910 feet of frontage on Las Vegas Boulevard. While the parcel is currently zoned M-1 for light industrial use, rezoning may allow for higher M-2 use. Plans for a nearby off ramp for the CC-215 will allow easier access to I-15 and the Beltway.

Al Twainy, CCIM is representing available spaces ranging from ±1,200 SF – ±2,400 SF. Anchored by Smith’s, Smith’s Fuel Center and Wells Fargo Bank. Join Great Harvest Bread Co., Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Subway, China A Go Go, Snap Fitness, Dotty’s, State Farm, and UPS in Las Vegas, NV 89147

INDUSTRIAL - FOR SALE Spencer Airport Plaza II

MEDICAL/OFFICE - FOR LEASE Dignity St. Rose Medical Plaza

INDUSTRIAL/OFFICE - FOR SALE Seven Hills Medical & Professional Center II

Pat Marsh, SIOR, Susan Borst, CCIM, Dan Doherty, SIOR, and Sam Newman, are representing a ±9,862 SF industrial property with ±5,299 SF of office, ±4,563 SF of warehouse, 22’ – 24’ Clear Height and Grade Level Loading in Las Vegas, NV 89119.

Stacy Scheer, CCIM, LEED Green Associate is representing a ±1,000 - ±28,000 SF Medical Suite. Dignity St. Rose Dominican- DeLima On-Campus MOB and $1.25/SF NNN in Henderson, NV.

Suzette LaGrange and Kara Walker, CCIM are representing an industrial/office condominiums that has excellent owner/user opportunity. Multiple suites available ranging from ±4,925 SF, ±5,570 SF and ±11,140 SF. Located in a highdemand Southwest Submarket and asking $125 PSF in Las Vegas, NV 89118.

Nevada Business “Southern Nevada’s Industrial Market Has Left the Great Recession Behind” http://www.nevadabusiness.com/2016/01/southern-nevadas-industrial-market-left-great-recession-behind/ Golf Inc Magazine “Most Influential Architects | Top sales of 2015” http://www.golfincmagazinemonthly-digital.com/golfincmagazinemonthly/january_february_2016?pg=1#pg1 Las Vegas Business Press “Office, retail markets showing some life” http://businesspress.vegas/real-estate/office-retail-markets-showing-some-life

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U P C O M I N G MARCH 3rd

MARCH 4th

CREW LUNCHEON Las Vegas Country Club

CANDLELIGHTERS EVENING OF HOPE World Market Center

11:30am

INDUSTRIAL MEETING Main Conference Room

EVENTS

6:30pm

MARCH 7th

MARCH 9th

MARCH 12th

CHICAGO TITLE - 1031 EXCHANGE CLASS CE CREDITS Main Conference Room

RETAIL MEETING Main Conference Room

NAIOP SPOTLIGHT AWARDS EVENT Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

1:00pm

9:00am

9:00am

IREM LUNCHEON Lawry’s

6:00pm

11:30am

MARCH 16th

MARCH 17th

MARCH 18th-22nd

MARCH 30th

MARCH 31st

INDUSTRIAL MEETING Main Conference Room

NAIOP LUNCHEON Orleans Hotel & Casino

BROKER HAWAII TRIP Mauna Kea Beach Resort

CCIM LUNCHEON Palms Casino Resort

SEÑOR BLUES TACO TRUCK Parking Lot

9:00am

11:30am

Hawaii

SIOR LUNCHEON Maggiano’s

11:30am

OFFICE MEETING Main Conference Room

11:45am

11:30am

9:30am

Dan Doherty honored as top company achiever At the annual awards banquet, Colliers recognized Dan Doherty, SIOR as being among the companie’s top performers for 2015 across the United States, Canada and Latin America. Dan Doherty placed number nine in the firm’s top 10 inductees into the Colliers 2015 Everest Club, which recognizes the firm’s top 10% of producers annually.

Congratulations Dan!

ICEBREAKER HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES DO YOU OWN?

I am not sure, maybe fifteen.

Chris Lane SENIOR ASSOCIATE

IF YOU WERE TO BUY A CAR RIGHT NOW, WHAT WOULD YOU BUY?

1978 Ford Pinto with wood siding.

BE INVISIBLE OR BE ABLE TO READ MINDS?

I would rather be able to turn invisible.

INTERESTING TIDBITS FROM PEOPLE YOU WORK WITH DO YOU PREFER TO TEXT OR TALK ON THE PHONE?

I prefer to talk on the phone if I have something longer than a sentence to communicate. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ICE CREAM FLAVOR?

It is hard to choose only one flavor. I have been enjoying Breyers Blasts – Snickers Bar Ice Cream at home lately.

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LOOK WHO MADE THE PLANE!

2016 SALES AWARD TRIP

THE FAIRMONT ORCHID - MARCH 17, 2017 - MARCH 22, 2017

YEAR-TO-DATE BROKERS WHO QUALIFY FOR THE HAWAII TRIP MIKE MIXER MIKE STUART SCOTT GRAGSON

BROKER RANKINGS YEAR TO DATE JANUARY 2016 16.

JOE BONIFATTO

32.

REBECCA STANIEC

1.

MIKE MIXER

17.

RYAN MARTIN

33.

GEORGE CONNOR

2.

MIKE STUART

18.

TABER THILL

34.

CHARLES CONNORS

3.

SCOTT GRAGSON

19.

SUZETTE LAGRANGE

35.

KEITH CUBBA

4.

DAN DOHERTY

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KARA WALKER

36.

PHILLIP DUNNING

5.

GARRY CUFF

21.

RENAE RUSSO

37.

DAVE FREAR

6.

TOM NASEEF

22.

VINCE SCHETTLER

38.

DAN GLUHAICH

7.

MIKE DELEW

23.

PATTI DILLON

39.

JASON LESLEY

8.

SUSAN BORST

24.

BRIAN RIFFEL

40.

CHRIS LOBELLO

9.

ERIC MOLFETTA

25.

CHRIS CONNELL

41.

SCOT MARKER

10.

ROBERT TORRES

26.

GRANT TRAUB

42.

FRANK MARRETTI

11.

STEVEN HAYNES

27.

STACY SCHEER

43.

PATRICK MCNAUGHT

12.

GREG PANCIROV

28.

DAVID GRANT

44.

BRIDGET RICHARDS

13.

SPENCER PINTER

29.

PAT MARSH

45.

ERIC TUMBLESON

14.

ANDREW KILDUFF

30.

AL TWAINY

46.

JULIE BAUMAN

15.

CHRIS LANE

31.

DEAN WILLMORE

47.

JOHN KILPATRICK

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BY THE NUMBERS JANUARY 2016

LAS VEGAS - JANUARY 2016 RESULTS OFFICE 4% MULTI FAMILY 13%

INDUSTRIAL 17%

53 DEALS IN JANUARY LEASE 15%

RETAIL 3% PROPERTY TYPES

JANUARY 2016 Sale Revenue vs. Lease Revenue

LAND 63%

TOP 10 AGENTS: JANUARY 2016

SALES 85%

ANNIVERSARIES: JANUARY 2015

1. MIKE MIXER

6. TOM NASEEF

2. MIKE STUART

7. MIKE DELEW

3. SCOTT GRAGSON

8. SUSAN BORST

4. DAN DOHERTY

9. ERIC MOLFETTA

3. KEITH CUBBA 2005 / 11 YEARS

5. GARRY CUFF

10. ROBERT TORRES

4. GRETCHEN LEE 2007 / 9 YEARS

1. PATRICK MCNAUGHT 2003 / 13 YEARS 2. PATTI DILLON 2004 / 12 YEARS

JESSICA ROTHWELL | Property Assistant Please join us in welcoming Jessica Rothwell to the Colliers Las Vegas office as a Property Assistant in the Property Management department. Jessica brings six years of real estate experience varying in residential property management with apartment homes and single family homes. She has always been interested in commercial real estate and is extremely excited to be assisting in commercial properties with Colliers International. Jessica was born and raised in Las Vegas and is currently attending College of Southern Nevada for business management. Outside of work and school she enjoys playing classical guitar, working on her fitness and spending time with friends and family. Welcome aboard Jessica!

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BROKER OF THE MONTH JANUARY 2016 If you had to give up a favorite food, which would be the most difficult to give up? Pasta. I love all kinds of pasta. Spaghetti, lasagna, tortellini, ravioli, strozzaprete, priest-stranglers, etc. This is a perfect Segway into my favorite pasta jokes: Q: Did you hear about the Italian chef that died? A: He pasta way. Q: What do Italians eat on Halloween? A: Fettuccini A-fraid-o Q: What do you call a fake noodle? A: An impasta. Q: What do you call a dodgy neighborhood in Italy? A: A Spaghetto. Q: Where did the spaghetti go to dance? A: The meat ball! Q: What do you call a pasta that is sick? A: Mac and sneeze. Q: What is the dress code at a pasta convention? A: Bowtie What can I say, I Cannoli do so much…

What is the best vacation you’ve ever had? A week long adventure surf trip in Costa Rica

What do you enjoy doing to relieve stress?

Depends on the amount of stress. Yoga is my go-to stress reliever, but just about any athletic activity will do the trick. Macallan 18 may be necessary at times

MIKE MIXER

Where would you retire to?

EXECUTIVE MANAGING DIRECTOR HOTEL DIVISION Colliers Las Vegas

Most likely near an ocean. However, I hope retirement offers more than one place to enjoy.

PROFILE Mike Mixer is the Executive Managing Director of the Colliers International US Hotels Practice Group and the Executive Managing Director and co-founder of the Colliers International Las Vegas office, the leading full-service commercial real estate firm in Southern Nevada. An expert in the resort and gaming market, Mike’s expertise has been used by many of the top development and investment firms throughout the world. Mike has been a dominant force in the company’s success in all aspects of the real estate business and has consistently been ranked one of the top three brokers at Colliers International with billions of dollars in real estate transactions.

CONGRATULATIONS, MIKE! Colliers Las Vegas Congratulates... The Las Vegas office would like to congratulate the following brokers for achieving new titles for 2016. Mike Mixer, Executive Managing Director, says of their accomplishments, “We are proud to have each of these professionals in our Colliers family and we are looking forward to their continued success in 2016.” Congratulations!

Patti Dillon Senior Vice President

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Rebecca Staniec Associate Vice President

Phillip Dunning Associate Vice President

Eric Molfetta Vice President

Renae Russo Senior Associate

Chelsy Cardin Associate


Las Vegas Phone Directory INDUSTRIAL Susan Borst Mike De Lew Dan Doherty Jerry Doty David Frear Tyler Jones Suzette LaGrange Chris Lane Pat Marsh Eric Molfetta Sam Newman Greg Pancirov Spencer Pinter Brian Riffel Renae Russo Kara Walker Dean Willmore Chris Zunis

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OFFICE Patti Dillon Andrew Kilduff Ryan Martin Tom Naseef Rebecca Staniec Taber Thill

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RETAIL Garrett Connor George Connor Charles Connors Chris Connell Phillip Dunning Dan Gluhaich David Grant Scot Marker Eric Tumbleson Al Twainy

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

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INVESTMENT SERVICES Joe Bonifatto Brian Fike Robert Henn Jason Lesley Frank Marretti Bridget Richards Grant Traub

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STAFF

HOTEL/RESORT Mike Mixer Dharmesh Patel

Erica Aulino Brandy Dumas Jennifer Kennedy Gretchen Lee Jennifer Maximino Jessie Noche Jessica Rothwell Angelina Scarcelli

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Nicole Cauilan Courtney Goffstein Alisa Husic Sara Johansson Gina Jones Scott Jun Laura Medina Elizabeth Valles Matt Stater

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GOLF COURSE Keith Cubba

+1 702 836 3733

MULTI-FAMILY Garry Cuff Jeff Naseef Tom Naseef

+1 702 836 3716 +1 702 836 3731 +1 702 836 3720

RECEIVERSHIP Christopher LoBello +1 702 836 3714

MEDICAL OFFICE Stacy Scheer

+1 702 836 3762

VALUATION SERVICES Tom Hoover

+1 702 836 3749

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Accelerating success.

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