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North Las Vegas moving on How the Faraday Future project, even in failure, was a catalyst for the city By April Corbin | STAFF WRITER

The prospect of a Faraday Future plant in North Las Vegas may be a thing of the past, but officials say the groundwork laid by that failed project will still pay dividends for a city committed to attracting new business. ¶ The electric carmaker once had plans to invest more than $1 billion in a 3.4 million-square-foot manufacturing plant at Apex Industrial north l as vegas, Continued on page 15

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Share of U.S. smartphone users who check their device within an hour of going to bed at night, according to a survey conducted by Deloitte.

56% .

Disapproval rating for the Republican tax bill — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — among those surveyed by Gallup on Dec. 5. The poll found that 29 percent of people approved of the bill.

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05 06 18 Q&A WITH MONICA GRESSER

The principal and citizen architect at BrazenArchitecture shares her passion for using her career as a medium for giving back to the community and explains why learning about clients’ work is the first step to successful architecture. THE NOTES People on the Move, P4

MEET BOXABL

Paolo Tiramani wants to revolutionize housing. His company turns construction on its head by applying economies of scale to the industry in an attempt to modernize the process and create efficiencies. TALKING POINTS North Strip is a neighborhood on the rise, P7

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A listing of local bankruptcies, bid opportunities, brokered transactions, business licenses and building permits. MORE VEGAS INC BUSINESS NEWS Calendar: Happenings and events, P17 The List: Commercial real estate developers, P22

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OUR TAKE: RODEO CONTINUES TO BE A PRIZED EVENT FOR LAS VEGAS If a cowboy tips his hat to you this week, be sure to respond in kind with a nod or a smile. Just four years ago, Las Vegas nearly lost the business of the good folks who fill up Las Vegas hotels for two weeks in early December. Naturally, the National Finals Rodeo was taking a better deal from … Orlando? Mickey Mouse, back in the saddle again! The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, which governs the sport, put down the pen before signing a deal on the table from Osceola County, Fla. An offer from Dallas was rebuffed as well, but not before a nervous month following an announcement by Las Vegas Events that the rodeo would hit the road in 2015. The bright minds at LVE and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority devise

ways to put heads in beds, as they like to say, throughout the year. Few succeed as NFR does, with an estimated $90 million in nongaming revenue generated by the sport’s premier event. NFR started its run at the Thomas & Mack Center in 1985. The 10-year deal signed in 2014 guarantees the PRCA $16.5 million annually. Give the association credit for negotiating a much better contract than originally offered — reportedly an additional $4 million to $5 million more than LVE’s opening proposal. This cowboy town needs the rodeo. The rodeo needs a cowboy town that can host its parties and pageantry. Somehow, they both rode to the brink of goodbye, but smartly decided not to quit each other. — ADAM CANDEE

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Penta hired Ed Dancel as senior project engineer.

Paul Dudzinski is vice president-project executive at McCarthy Building Cos.

Bloom, Las Vegas’ first co-working space for women, is open at 520 S. Seventh St., Las Vegas. The company was founded by Ginger Melien and Chelli Wolford.

Timothy Erickson and Anders Graciano are senior associates at Sun Commercial Real Estate. Debbie German is an associate. Soozi Jones Walker is the Commercial Alliance Las Vegas Member of the Year.

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Henderson Ward II Councilman Dan Shaw was awarded the Nevada Chapter of the American Planning Association’s DeBoer Award for Distinguished Leadership as a Citizen Planner. The Citizen Planner Award is given to a person who has advanced or promoted the cause of planning in the public arena. The Commercial Alliance Las Vegas officers and directors for 2018 include president Christopher McGarey, who specializes in property management and leads the McGarey Group at Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Nevada Properties. CALV’s immediate past m c garey president will be Jennifer Ott. The president-elect is Cathy Jones, owner of Sun Commercial Real Estate. The treasurer is Paul Bell, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Nevada Properties. Directors are Hayim Mizrachi, a principal of MDL Group and a former president of CALV; Natalie Wainwright of Cushman & Wakefield Commerce; Melissa Campanella of Logic Commercial Real Estate; and Tom Lisiewski of Your Real Estate Co. Omar Lopez of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Nevada Properties represented Srinivasa in a $6.9 million commercial property sale to Veterans Village Las Vegas. The property, at 100 S. 14th St., is a 28,000-square-foot building with 44 units and 88 beds. It will be developed into an assisted-living facility for Southern Nevada veterans. Leigh Ann Monk is assistant project manager at Grand Canyon Development Partners. Helene Adams is the marketing manager at SR Construction; Steve Clauson is senior estimator and Kris Jordan is an estimating coordinator. Penta Building Group promoted Jeff Mills to project executive, John Colman to senior preconstruction manager, Zac Rostomiliy to senior project engineer and Lori Mathisen to project manager.

Resorts World hired W.A. Richardson to be its construction manager. The resort is being built by the Genting Group, a Malaysian conglomerate. More than 600 volunteers revitalized 12 homes in honor of Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada’s 23rd annual National Rebuilding Day. Work included exterior painting, xeriscaping, property cleanup, small exterior repairs and debris removal. Repairs were made by volunteer teams from Aqua Plumbing, Leadership Henderson 2017; Dignity Health St. Rose Dominican Hospital; NV Energy; Capital One; Chase Bank; Wells Fargo; National Title Co.; UNLV; Veterans Association of Real Estate Professionals; U.S. Air Force; Las Vegas Firefighters; Gensler; Southwest Gas; the Raymond Group; and Sherwin-Williams. Faith Lutheran Middle and High School opened a $3 million, 13,181-square-foot classroom addition that includes 10 classrooms — two specially designed for specialized academies. The Wealth Consulting Group Business and Entrepreneurship Academy and the Film & Broadcast Academy. FirstService Residential is the community manager for Sierra Madre at Mountain’s Edge Homeowners Association. Sierra Madre is a 137-unit single-family community in the master-planned development. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace unveiled a new marquee. Conceived and designed by Simon Property Group and built by Yesco, the double-faced sign stands 85 feet tall and is covered with Yaham LED panels. The Dignity Health-St. Rose Dominican-West Flamingo Campus, is open at 9880 W. Flamingo Road. Remington Nevada, a commercial land development company, has embarked on a joint venture with Terrible Herbst Inc., one of the largest Chevron franchisees in the United States, to build Terrible Herbst gas stations and convenience stores throughout Southern Nevada. The Cosmopolitan is refreshing guest rooms in its Boulevard and Chelsea towers. The project will be fully complete in 2018, with 2,895 of the resort’s 3,027 rooms remodeled with influence from designers including Virserius Studio. JLL Income Property Trust acquired Montecito

Marketplace, a 190,000-square-foot, high-volume, grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping center near the I-95/I-215 interchange. The purchase price was approximately $63 million. Cushman & Wakefield Commerce’s operations in Salt Lake City, Las Vegas and Seattle, as well as its sister company, Cushman & Wakefield NorthMarq, based in Minnesota, have been acquired by partner firm Cushman & Wakefield. The Golden Gate completed an expansion featuring interior design from Dez Motif and architecture by Moser Architecture Studio. The expansion nearly doubled the casino in size; added a dramatic entry way on Fremont Street Experience; and extended its outdoor bar, OneBar at One Fremont Street. The Siegel Group Nevada purchased the former Budget Lodge Extended Stay Hotel in San Antonio for $3.30 million. Las Vegas Ballpark, to be located in Downtown Summerlin, is being designed by HOK. Renovations and upgrades to eight Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth Independent Living Program residences and two NPHY Emergency Shelters were made through the generosity of associates and business partners of Keller Williams Realty Las Vegas. More than 200 agents assisted in the service project. Participating partners included European Bath Kitchen Tile and Stone, Bridge Home Inspections, New Gen Painting, Mr. Tile, Cabinet Medics, Castle and Cooke Mortgage, Richmond American Homes, Cross Country Mortgage, Raysco, Best Mattress, Movement Mortgage, Atlas Marble & Granite, National Home Warranty, MC Plumbing, Accent Cabinetry & Flooring, Home Service Inc, Chicago Title, Access Services Group, Women’s Council of Realtors, ACH Heating & Cooling, and Asian Real Estate Association of America. The Global Business Committee of the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors was honored by the National Association of Realtors with a Platinum Global Achievement Program Award and a Gold Global Achievement Program Award. Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center, part of the Sunrise Health System, broke ground on the Behavioral Health Center at Southern Hills Hospital, an 80-bed psychiatric facility. 43,000-squarefoot structure will feature patient tracking and safety systems, and is being built at a cost of about $26 million. CarMax opened its third store in Las Vegas at 4900 N. Rancho Drive.

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Q&A with Monica Gresser

Architecture starts with clients’ how and why By Rebecca Clifford-Cruz | STAFF WRITER

Monica Gresser, principal and citizen architect at BrazenArchitecture, is passionate about helping the homeless population. “As a citizen and human being, I am in a position to help them in some way,” she says. Gresser is exploring how, through architecture, she can help direct service providers who do work for those in need of housing, food, jobs, veterans’ services, and health and mental wellness. When did you discover your passion for architecture? I thought I might want to be an architect as a junior in high school, when my drafting instructor suggested I consider it. I remember being the only girl in those classes. In college, I somehow persuaded my adviser to create a class focusing on design-build and energy efficiency for Houston Habitat for Humanity projects. We had support from Habitat for Humanity and local architects and engineers. We also had a Habitat family willing to endure having a bunch of college kids design and build their house. Working through the project was exciting and inspirational. That passion re-emerged when a volunteer coordinator for Aid for AIDS of NeArchitect Monica Gresser’s business maintains an informal office culture, vada asked me to help design garden including a no-shoes policy. (l.E. baskow/staff) spaces and social areas for its newly Building integration software has Center, Clark County Building Departacquired residential complex. come a long way in the past decade; ment, UNLV colleges, Nevada Partnerthe number of women in architecship for Homeless Youth, Veterans VilWhat brought you to Southern ture and construction has increased; lage, a penthouse at Veer Towers, Oasis Nevada? and design-build process is becoming Cannabis, Hard Hat Lounge, Hampton We were living in Baltimore, and my more valued. For the most part, men Inn, a senior living conversion and Vitahusband was an opera stage manager and women in our field have become a cost. We are working on a master-planin Washington, D.C. He was looking for lot more interested in a person’s abilning project with Las Vegas and several a different theatrical scene. Being from ity to do the job versus whether or not service providers called the Corridor the Texas Gulf Coast, the New York opthat person is a man or woman. And, of Hope, which is a downtown area fotion was too cold for me and Las Vegas the design-build industry has become cused on providing services to homeseemed the perfect choice. We’ve now more accepted and seen for the benefit less and near-homeless people. been here for more than 16 years. it is for owners, designers and builders. What research do you do before Describe your approach to What is the best business advice beginning a new project? building design. you’ve received? Considering our projects have priHow the spaces will be used is key to Don’t compare yourself to other armarily been tenant improvement proja successful design. If you’re the ownchitects and follow your own path. ects — renovating buildings’ interior er and you think you need an archiand exterior areas — I like to know the tect just to complete your drawings, What’s your dream project? location, what the previous architect I’m going to pull you into the design Redeveloping a neglected neighdid, what the owner’s intentions are, work. It is to the owner’s advantage to borhood without gentrification would what the client’s budget is, who will use share how they work or will work in be incredible. Locally, a neglected it and what they want from us. When we the space. Typically, we want to know neighborhood is loosely defined as a are pursuing specific work, we’ll talk to the “why” and “how” about our clipoverty-stricken neighborhood compeople working in that area, visit sites ents’ work. I won’t be the one working posed of people with and without jobs or buildings that were constructed for in that building five years from now — or income. They may or may not have that task, and study. For instance, in the client or their staff will be. That’s access to groceries, jobs, schools or working on a mental health services why gathering and developing that medical facilities close to their homes. office, it was helpful to consult therainformation is so important. There’s a lot of debate over how this pists and social workers on how color can or cannot be done. and lighting affect patients and how paWhat are some of the projects tients react to visiting their offices. and buildings you’ve worked on What’s your favorite place to in the city? have fun in Las Vegas? How has your profession evolved Our work includes the Las Vegas I love being outdoors, hiking or bikin the past decade? Valley Water District, Desert Regional

ing, or being near the water. I enjoy the occasional, yet brief, isolation and being disconnected from the modern world. I can’t live that way, but sometimes, I need to get my brain and body into the mountains or Lake Mead for a mental reset. If you could take a group of visitors around Las Vegas on an architectural tour, where would the first three stops be? The Springs Preserve is an amazing example of sustainable desert architecture. I am fascinated by the indigenous qualities of the buildings — using mass and wind. I love the entry for the old La Concha Motel, which is now the entry point for the Neon Museum. It has origins in Space Age whimsy Googie architecture style, with its seemingly weightless concrete-bending forms. Also, although it’s not strict architecture, I usually point out that the Luxor and Stratosphere have an interesting relationship as physical landmarks that define the north-south central line of the Las Vegas Valley. If you’re lost in the valley at night and can see the Strip, look for the Stratosphere and the Luxor, and use them to orient yourself. Once you learn that the Strat is on the north end and the Luxor is on the south end, you can find your way to or from Henderson or North Las Vegas … or to the Strip. Whom do you admire? I am in awe of Meredith Spriggs and her work as leader (Chief Kindness Officer) of Caridad, an organization she created to humanize the homeless. I met her after reading an article about her in 2015. I told her I had a graduated-housing idea for transitioning people out of homelessness. We talked for more than an hour about ideas before I asked to shadow her on her downtown route. That day — July 3, 2015 — opened my eyes about how homeless people function downtown. We spoke to a newly homeless woman who said she was “OK and didn’t need help” (at least on that day) and a man who’d been homeless here for 10 years and wanted to go back home.

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by the numbers

26.5%

Increase in traffic accidents, according to a Purdue University study, at intersections within 100 meters of a Pokestop, a location marked in the “Pokémon Go” mobile game. Professors examined accident reports in Tippecanoe County, Ind., in the 148-day period after the app was released.

$2.4 billion

Amount Roark Capital Group will pay to acquire the restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings. Roark is best known for owning Arby’s. Once the deal is finalized, Buffalo Wild Wings will become a privately held unit of Arby’s but will operate as an independent brand.

$21.5 billion

Estimated value of Space X after the company raised an additional $100 million in its latest round of funding. According to an SEC filing, Space X has sold $449.9 million worth of shares.

$7.9 billion

Amount made by U.S. retailers through online sales on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, up 17.9 percent from last year. Cyber Monday also had record numbers, with sales reaching $6.59 billion.

$600

Cost per month of Volvo’s new SUV subscription plan. The 24-month contract includes a new Volvo SUV to drive and premium personal insurance. Like many smartphone agreements, Volvo allows subscribers to get a new model after 12 months, with a renewed contract.

14,355

Number of Coinbase users who will have their data given to the IRS. A California federal court ordered Coinbase to provide names, birthdays, addresses, and taxpayer IDs for all users who have bought, sold, sent or received more than $20,000 of cryptocurrency from 2013 to 2015.

Among the homes offered by Boxabl is this Southwest style. (artist’s rendering Courtesy of boxabl)

Housing built ‘like everything else’ By Rebecca Clifford-Cruz STAFF WRITER

Describe your business.

Boxabl is a patented building manufacturing technology that aims to revolutionize housing markets worldwide. We plan to slash housing costs by 50 percent and build time by 90 percent.

boxabl Address: 400 S. Fourth St., Las Vegas Phone: 530-500-0005 Email: hello@boxabl.com Website: boxabl.com Hours of operation: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday Owned/operated by: Paolo Tiramani, CEO and founder In business since: 2015

How was the concept conceived?

After dealing with the problems of stick-built and modular homes, the headaches of finding contractors, dealing with weather, site theft and labor shortages, we realized there had to be a better way. We wondered why housing was not built like everything else in the modern world, in a factory, taking advantage of economies of scale, specialization of labor and assembly-line factory production efficiencies.

cost savings comes increased accessibility, better living conditions for all, and immediate relief for those affected by natural disasters. Why did you choose to do business in Nevada?

Nevada feels like the home of entrepreneurship. If someone says you can’t do something. you can just point to the sphinx on Las Vegas Boulevard and say, “Yes, you can.” More practically, Nevada has the wisdom not to impose either an income tax or a company inventory tax. Finally, municipal officials in Las Vegas are pro-business. We’ve been personally welcomed with open arms. What is your business philosophy?

We are in business to provide value to people, that’s it.

Describe the process.

What’s the best business advice you’ve received?

Customers visit our online configurator, customize their home and click order. They select a certified assembly specialist, and rooms can arrive on site as quickly as the next day. The rooms are unpacked and dropped into place by a crane. An assembly specialist completes finishing touches, and it’s home sweet home.

Be honest and realistic with yourself and others. Set big goals and slice them up one bite at a time. Work 24/7. Hit back hard if you’ve been treated unfairly. Build your brand. Understand what you’re great at and understand what you’re poor at. Never give up but know when something is not working. Surround yourself with ultrasmart, loyal people committed to the cause.

Who are your clients?

Boxabl caters to large developers who can help us build up our factories and supply lines. As the company develops, we plan to take on the homeowner and end user. What sets you apart from a traditional home build?

Speed, quality, customizability, price and customer experience. Boxabl is not only about building cheaper houses, it is a humanitarian mission. With this massive

What is the best part about doing business in Las Vegas?

Government feels less intrusive, so the people feel freer. Everyone seems to be from somewhere else, so they made a choice to come here — and I believe that makes for a better cross-section of talent. And of course the desert, the mountains and the endless activities available, no matter your interests.

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On Case Keefer’s story “UFC finishing off ‘best year ever’ with focus on female fighters”: Credit to UFC President Dana White for recognizing the potential and popularity of females in combat sport. It’s enlightening to watch — notice that many of the top-tier fighters rely on sound technique instead of trying to maul the opponent. Plus it gives young women around the world a sense of equality, something to strive for, and a bit of prestige. — 360dunk On Ricardo Torres-Cortez’s story “More than 160 Pomeranian dogs rescued from truck”: Those people who did these horrible things to these dogs should be placed in cages the size of those dogs for the rest of their lives. — Harold King On Sun Staff’s story “Photos: A look inside the new Park MGM and NoMad Hotel in Las Vegas”: I booked one of these rooms for this weekend on a comp. Canceled it because I still have to pay the resort fee. — Van Lieu On April Corbin’s story “ ‘It’s not fair’: Some victims worry they’ll be excluded from Oct. 1 shooting payouts”: The fighting over the money is precisely why I did not donate any. — Dave Taylor

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North Strip is a neighborhood on the rise

guest column: ing 3.2 million square feet, including 144 t the north end of the Strip, a randy char meeting rooms and 2 million square feet square-mile stretch is turning of exhibit space, event organizers from heads. This part of the resort around the world have been renting out the corridor is being renovated, center for almost 60 years. A $1.4 billion upgraded and turned into a world-class expansion will see the addition of 600,000 square feet of destination. Some of the city’s most exciting construction meeting space, 150,000 square feet of meeting rooms and projects are going up on long-vacant lots. It may soon be the new technology. hottest ticket in the scorching desert. Here are some of the current and future destinations driving the makeover. n Fontainebleau has been brought back to life. Construction began on it more than 10 years ago before it fell victim n Lucky Dragon’s centerpiece is a 1.25-ton glass dragon to the recession. For years, the unfinished, 68-story shell that hangs in a chandelier above the casino. It opened in of a building sat untouched, with its future uncertain. But late 2016, breathing life into what had long been a vacant no longer. The project has been revived thanks to a $600 lot. Small by Las Vegas standards but still impressive, Lucky million purchase this year. Details remain scarce, but the Dragon blends traditional Chinese culture, style and food resurrection has the neighborhood buzzing. with modern Las Vegas flair. You can sample dim sum in the lobby before heading up to your accommodations in a sleek, n Circus Circus, home to the largest permanent big-top in modern room. the world and the indoor Adventuredome, this year added Splash Zone, which includes numerous water slides. n Resorts World will be a landmark site and add thousands of hotel rooms and an extensive gaming floor aimed at n Wynn Las Vegas is adding an upscale retail complex. appealing to a younger generation of gamblers. With a price The North Strip blends old and new in all the right ways. tag of as much as $7 billion, Resorts World is slated to open Investors and developers have been attracted to the neighin 2020. The site it will call home has sat as a partially built borhood’s promising future, while neighborhood favorites shell of a past project that never came to fruition. Plans are just getting better. include a selfie-inspired “celestial sphere” that will flash Between the brand-new hotel suites, spacious condos and images of guests. It also expects to offer an ice skating rink, new attractions, this neighborhood may soon reach its full bowling alley, aquarium and indoor water park. potential. Randy Char is senior vice president of operations and bron Las Vegas Convention Center, already one of the largest ker of One Queensridge Place. convention centers in the world , is getting bigger. Cover-

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Some victims worry they’ll be excluded from Oct. 1 payouts By april corbin Staff Writer

Gia Iantuono believes her life was spared the night of the Route 91 Harvest Festival because her boyfriend, 30-year-old Brennan Stewart, died shielding her from the bullets that rained down on the crowd of 22,000 concertgoers and festival workers. Although protected from the gunfire, Iantuono suffered a serious leg injury during the tragedy, including a torn meniscus and hamstring that required outpatient surgery. Iantuono hasn’t been able to stand or walk unaided since. Returning to work at the country bar where she was employed before the shooting, or attending her surgical technician classes at the College of Southern Nevada, have been out of the question. Her doctors estimate it will be seven more months before she can walk again, said Karen Iantuono, her mother. That is just the physical trauma. The mental anguish of losing her

boyfriend in the nation’s worst mass shooting is unquantifiable. Yet the 25-year-old student may not receive a penny of the approximately $16 million donated to the Las Vegas Victims Fund and other accounts set up after the shooting. The first draft of the distribution plan lays out a protocol for giving money to families or estates of the 58 people who died in the shooting, as well as to any of the hundreds of living survivors who spent at least one night in the hospital getting treated for injuries related to the shooting. “It’s not fair,” Karen said. “You’re saying she’s less of a victim? Less deserving? Because she lived? She was holding her boyfriend as he died.” Karen attended one of two town hall meetings that the victim fund committee conducted to gather public input regarding the first draft of the fund distribution plan. She asked the committee to broaden the eligibility pool to include people like her daughter, who did not stay overnight

at a hospital but still suffered serious injuries that have required ongoing medical attention. Hospitals across the valley received more than 600 patients after the Oct. 1 mass shooting. It is unclear how many of those patients stayed at least overnight as a result of their injuries. The last patient was released Nov. 11. Karen Iantuono noted she did not set up an independent GoFundMe account for her daughter, as many others did in the days after the shooting. When people asked how they could assist her daughter, she directed them to the official fund being promoted by Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo and Clark County Commission Chairman Steve Sisolak. “Now they are asking me, ‘Why did we give to that? We would have just given directly to you,’ ” she said. The Iantuonos aren’t alone in feeling that the victim fund committee has overlooked people in need. Several others spoke during the town

hall about the physical and mental injuries they have endured without needing overnight care at a hospital. One woman went to the hospital after being shot in the cheek, but because it was overloaded, she did not undergo surgery that night. She had it five days later as an outpatient. “That night, it was more important for me to go home to my family,” she said. Another victim, Michelle Leonard, spoke of being trampled by the panicked crowd and the ongoing medical treatment she is receiving since for blood clots, soft tissue damage and worsening orthopedic issues. Like Iantuono, she never stayed overnight at a hospital but is expected to be off her feet for the next four to six months. “My life is forever changed,” said Leonard, a vendor at the music festival. “I feel like a bullet has been put in my head, my heart and my soul.” The 17-person committee includes representatives from Metro Police,

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major donors to the fund, victim advocates, mental health professionals, lawyers, the resort industry and charitable organizations. The committee is expected to release a final draft of the distribution plan on Dec. 15. “I hope they listen, that this wasn’t just for show,” says Laura Puglia, who was working as a bartender at the festival when the shooting began. Puglia told the committee she didn’t envy the difficult decision before them, but implored them to take psychological damage like post-traumatic stress disorder seriously and to consider that many have undergone a financial burden that nobody is compensating. “Some people lost jobs,” she said, adding that she missed several weeks of work, in part because when she ran from the festival, she left behind her purse containing the identification cards she needs to get hired for independent gigs as a bartender. “Not every employer practices empathy. … I’m here to suggest everyone be included. That would show a true sense of community and a genuine way of healing.” Kenneth Feinberg, a national expert

on victim compensation who assisted county officials in setting up the structure of distributing funds, has previously described using overnight stays as a proxy for severity of injuries as a form of “rough justice” that allows fund distributors to get the money out as quickly and efficiently as possible. Feinberg, the committee members and the National Compassion Fund, which is assisting the victims fund, are all working pro bono. After the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Fla., shooting and the Boston Marathon bombings, the distribution plan for victim compensation funds included payouts for victims who received outpatient medical treatment. In the former tragedy, people who were present but did not receive physical injuries were also compensated. However, both of those victim funds had significantly more money to distribute — approximately $29.5 million in Orlando and $61 million in Boston. There is about $16 million in the Las Vegas fund, which includes the GoFundMe account and others, officials say. Donations are still being accepted.

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Visitor volume to Las Vegas dropped by 4.2 percent after the Oct. 1 mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, while convention business remained strong, according to numbers released recently by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. Kevin Bagger, executive director of research for the LVCVA, said the decline can be directly attributed to the shooting. “Yes, I believe the shooting did have some effect on the leisure side (of the market), specifically the leisure drive side, because at the same time we had strong convention business,” Bagger said. The October passenger count at McCarran International Airport was up 1.5 percent, and convention attendance grew by 35.9 percent. Daily auto traffic, though, was down by 1.6 percent and hotel occupancy dropped by 2.7 percent.

“The decline ... was on the drive side, and that’s because it is easier to cancel a drive trip as opposed to an air trip,” Bagger said. Bagger said he based his conclusions on conversations with casino operators and out-of-market research the LVCVA conducted to understand the reaction of potential tourists to the shooting. The LVCVA numbers, along with others released recently, show the impact of the shooting on the Las Vegas economy have been mixed. The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported October gaming revenue on the Strip was down by 6.05 percent compared with October 2016. Revenue was up, however, in every other area the board tracks in Southern Nevada. McCarran set an all-time monthly record of 4.34 million passengers in October, beating the previous record count of 4.33 million set in July.

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Electric carmaker did important infrastructure work, paving the way for a future Apex tenant Park in North Las Vegas, but it ran into financial troubles and pulled out of the project earlier this year. In September, the company paid back about $16,000 in abatements it had received from the state. Now, all that is left for the company to do is sell off its North Las Vegas property, and officials with the Governor’s Office of Economic Development say there are several prospective buyers. The Faraday story might seem like a setback to a city still recovering from a brutal hit during the recession, but North Las Vegas Assistant City Manager Ryann Juden says he remains optimistic because Faraday’s footprint leaves the city in better shape than it was pre-Faraday. “One of the most important things they did is pay ($10 million) for the engineering and design work on the infrastructure to Apex,” Juden said. “Before Faraday, people were unwilling or unable to invest the money to identify what the costs would be for that. Faraday did that. It’s not reimbursable.” The city now has a better understanding of the approximately $200 million worth of infrastructure needs related to the industrial complex, Juden said. It also has what he

calls “a bigger toolbox” for addressing those needs, thanks to Faradayinspired changes at the state and municipal level that allow special improvement districts, tax increment financing and streamlined processes for securing funding to attract and develop major projects. Faraday was a catalyst and in many ways became synonymous with economic development in North Las Vegas. But looking forward to the postFaraday future, Juden does not think any one company necessarily has to fill the exact hole left behind. “At one time, Faraday was a large piece of the pie — but it has become smaller and smaller and smaller,” he said. Apex and Faraday may have the highest profiles, but they are far from the only areas of development or companies making a splash in North Las Vegas. Amazon this summer opened an 800,000-square-foot fulfilment center — its second within the city. Other notable national companies with warehousing space include Fanatics, Bed Bath & Beyond and the Honest Co. Also flying under the radar is the

development of the so-called “North Beltway Industrial Park” near the 215 Beltway-Interstate 15 interchange. There, the city is connecting Tropical Parkway to the beltway and adding sewer and infrastructure to previously undeveloped land. Easy access to the freeway and large parcels of land make it ideal for additional warehousing or logistics-focused companies. “There’s a lot of things going on in that area,” Juden said. “It will seriously move the city — it’s future tax base.” In some ways, the North Beltway Industrial Park can be viewed as a mini Apex project because it involves a large swath of previously undeveloped land that needs infrastructure improvements to attract new business, he said. Bonds and capital improvement dollars are paying for those improvements. “It is, in a way, proof of concept,” Juden said. “We can take this area and bring utilities to it — that basically touches on (what is needed at) Apex. The next logical move is for Apex to start getting those services too.” Businesses are taking note of the improvements on the north end of the valley. “It is hard to ignore North Las Vegas

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Calendar of events tuesDAY, DEC. 12 2018 Global Economic Outlook Time: 5-7 p.m. Cost: $50 Location: Milano 7 Room at Caesars Palace, 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Information: Email info@econclublv.org or visit econclublv.org A panel of chief economists provide a 2017 real estate, domestic and international economic review with a global outlook to 2018. Southern Nevada chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management Year-end Legal Update Time: 7:30-9:30 a.m. Cost: $15 for students; $25 for general admission Location: Spanish Trail Country Club East Gate, 5050 Spanish Trail Lane, Las Vegas Information: Contact the SNVSHRM at 702-3620388 or snv.shrm.org@gmail.com, or visit snv. shrm.org Get an update on human resources issues based on changes under the new presidential administration. Power of Engagement Time: Noon-2 p.m. Cost: $10 Location: Angel Park Golf Club, 100 S. Rampart Blvd., Las Vegas Information: Contact the Metro Chamber of Commerce at 702-641-5822 Join the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce for lunch and two presentations about the power of engagement.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 Metro Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees 2018 Installation Luncheon Time: 11:15 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Cost: $75 for Metro Chamber of Commerce members in advance; $85 for general admission and walk-ins (register by Dec. 11) Location: MGM Grand Premiere Ballroom, 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Information: Call the chamber at 702-641-5822 or visit lvchamber.com Michael Bolognini, market vice president of Cox Communications, details his vision for the business community. Society of Physician Entrepreneurs Las Vegas chapter launching ceremony Time: 6-8 p.m. Cost: Free

Location: The Venetian and Palazzo resorts, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Information: Contact Tariku Mekonnen at 702505-2807 or tariku@t-medicus.com, or visit sopenet.org Arlen Meyers, president and CEO of the Society of Physician Entrepreneurs, will speak about the journey of the Society of Physician Entrepreneurs and 10 things you should know about physician entrepreneurship. Air & Waste Management Association Nevada section luncheon Time: 11:45 a.m. Cost: $15 for students; $30 for Air & Waste Management Association members; $35 for nonmembers; $40 for walk-ins Location: Cili at the Bali Hai Golf Club, 5160 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Information: Contact Ted Lendis at 702-4551653 or lendis@ClarkCountyNV.gov The Nevada section of the Air & Waste Management Association’s monthly luncheon includes a guest speaker giving a presentation on an environmental issue or a local Nevada topic. This month’s keynote speaker will be Henderson Mayor Debra March. Finding the Hidden Drivers of Player Behavior Time: 10 a.m. Cost: $179 per computer (register by Dec. 11) Location: Online Information: Contact Dave Newton at 702-2559891 or dave.newton@cdcgamingseminars.com Learn about recent advancements in neuroscience that offer gaming operators and marketers ways to gain a competitive advantage over casinos still using traditional marketing techniques. Coffee & Commerce Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Cost: Free Location: Urban Chamber of Commerce, 1951 Stella Lake St., Suite 30, Las Vegas Information: Call the Urban Chamber of Commerce at 702-648-6222 Jerrie Merritt of Bank of Nevada will talk about new funding for small, minority-owned and women-owned businesses. Nicole Hudson Roper of the Society for Human Resource Management will talk about human resources best practices regarding sexual harassment. Eadington Fellowship Colloquium: The Determinants of Gaming Policy Diffusion and Expansion Time: 2-3 p.m. Cost: Free (reservation requested

at cal.library.unlv.edu/event/3765468) Location: Amargosa Room in Lied Library at UNLV, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas Information: Contact Lonnie Marshall of University Libraries at 702-895-4517 or lonnie.marshall@unlv.edu The UNLV Center for Gaming Research’s latest Eadington Fellow, Kim Manh, a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of Houston, will present this colloquium that will include an analysis of gaming policy diffusion and gaming rights expansion in commercial and tribal arenas.

THURSDAY, DEC. 14 Healthcare Happy Hour Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Cost: Free for physicians; $30 for others Location: Slice of Vegas at Mandalay Place, 3930 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Information: Call 702-952-2477, email membership@lasvegasheals.org or visit lasvegasheals.org Connect and socialize with decision makers and celebrate the holiday season.

FRIDAY, DEC. 15 Henderson Chamber of Commerce Campaign School Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Cost: $45 for Henderson Chamber members; $55 for nonmembers Location: Wildhorse Country Club, 2100 W. Warm Springs Road, Henderson Information: Contact Amber Stidham of the Henderson Chamber of Commerce at 702-5658951 or astidham@hendersonchamber.com, or visit hendersonchamber.com Those considering serving on local boards and commissions, a city council, the Clark County Board of Supervisors or the Nevada Legislature, or who want to be an educated campaign volunteer, can hear from campaign strategists, a political news commentator and elected officials at the state and local levels. Chamber University: Holiday Social Media Strategies Time: 6-9 p.m. Cost: Free Location: Green Valley Ranch, 2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson Information: Contact Danica Torchin at 702586-3834 or dtorchin@lvchamber.com Learn about social media strategies so your business can stay engaged with customers throughout the holiday season.

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Records and Transactions BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 11 The Medical Spa LLC 10885 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 100 Henderson, NV 89052 Attorney: Matthew J. Pierce at courthouseman@gmail.com Furniture Boutique LLC 8020 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 100464 Las Vegas, NV 89139 Attorney: David Mincin at dmincin@mincinlaw.com

Bid Opportunities December 15 2:15 p.m. Northern Clark County 215 Bruce Woodbury Beltway North Fifth Street to UPRR Clark County, 604560 Tom Boldt at tboldt@clarkcountynv.gov 2:15 p.m. Seachlight - Encinitas storm drain Clark County, 604656 Tom Boldt at tboldt@clarkcountynv.gov

December 21 3 p.m. Current production model air resource apparatus Clark County, 604664 Sandra Mendoza at sda@clarkcountynv.gov

Brokered transactions Sales $900,000 for 12,000 square feet, industrial 2111 Western Ave., Las Vegas 89102 Landlord: Jerry and James Karr Landlord agent: Did not disclose Tenant: CCC LLC Tenant agent: Chris Lexis and Joe Leavitt of Avison Young $605,000 for 7,146 square feet, office 3555 Pecos-McLeod Interconnect, Las Vegas 89121 Landlord: Cambeiro Trust Landlord agent: Logic Commerical Real Estate: Marc Magliarditi, CCIM Tenant: Alex Gold Holdings LLC Tenant agent: Mark Musser: NAI Las Vegas

Leases $311,991 for 2,336 square feet, office 9127 W. Russell Road, Suite 150, Las Vegas 89148 Landlord: Beltway One Development Group LLC

Landlord agent: Soozi Jones Walker and Bobbi Miracle of Commercial Executives Real Estate Services Tenant: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. Tenant agent: Did not disclose $182,130 for 1,200 square feet, retail 3525 Fort Apache, Suite 2, Las Vegas 89147 Landlord: Monterey Vista Village Landlord agent: Jacqueline Young and Liz Clare of Avison Young Tenant: Bruges Waffles and Fries Tenant agent: JW Michaels Realty Services $154,464 for 1,200 square feet, retail 9400 Sahara, Suite 140, Las Vegas 89117 Landlord: G&I VIII Village Square LLC Landlord agent: Jacqueline Young and Liz Clare of Avison Young Tenant: Hair Queens Tenant agent: Jacqueline Young and Liz Clare of Avison Young $140,860 for 3,592 square feet, office 5575 S. Durango Dr., Suite 111, Las Vegas 89113 Landlord: T&J Fallon Family Trust Landlord agent: Soozi Jones Walker and Bobbi Miracle of Commercial Executives Real Estate Services Tenant: FGKG LLC Tenant agent: Did not disclose $108,768 for 1,250 square feet, office 9445 W. Russell Road, Suite 130, Las Vegas 89148 Landlord: JEF Investment Properties LLC Landlord agent: Soozi Jones Walker and Bobbi Miracle of Commercial Executives Real Estate Services Tenant: Saul and Brianna Diaz Tenant agent: Did not disclose $43,600 for 2,906 square feet, retail 4343 N. Rancho Drive, Las Vegas 89130 Landlord: 4343 N. Rancho Drive LLC Landlord agent: Jacqueline Young and Liz Clare of Avison Young Tenant: Bath and Body Works Tenant agent: Jacqueline Young and Liz Clare of Avison Young

BUSINESS LICENSES Ubreakifx License type: Computer and Smart Phone Repairs Address: 695 N. Stephanie St., Henderson Owner: Requiescence Enterprises LLC

Unique Accounting License type: Accounting firm Address: 9550 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 272, Henderson Owner: Unique Accounting

Vegas Cat Lady License type: Personal services Address: 458 Beardsley Circle, Henderson Owner: Cathy Vandivort

Unique Janitorial Service License type: Property maintenance Address: 6575 Aztec Rose Way, Las Vegas Owner: Diane L. Melgoza

Vegas Discount Nutrition License type: Nutrition store Address: 9680 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 120, Henderson Owner: LV Discount Nutrition

Unit Chemical Corp. License type: Cleaning compoud sales Address: 7360 Commercial Way, Henderson Owner: Unit Chemical Corp.

Vegas Events & More License type: Interjurisdictional business Address: 3025 Blue Monaco, Las Vegas Owner: Vegas Events & More

United Machine & Tool License type: Tool sales Address: 630 Middlegate Road, Henderson Owner: Darlene Schuette

Vegas Valley Commercial License type: Real estate Address: 1013 Whitney Ranch Drive, Suite 110, Henderson Owner: Vegas Valley Commercial

United Studios of Self-Defense License type: Martial arts training Address: 10720 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 130, Henderson Owner: United Studios of SelfDefense/Anthem

Ventana Canyon Apartments License type: Apartment house Address: 1250 American Pacific Drive, Henderson Owner: Ventana Canyon Apartments

Unmanned Systems Inc. License type: Consulting Address: 2709 Cyrano St., Henderson Owner: Unmanned Systems Inc. U.S. Bank National Association License type: Bank, savings and loan, thrift, trust company Addresses: 10565 S. Eastern Ave., Henderson; 1440 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson Owner: U.S. Bank National Association USCB America License type: Medical billing Address: 450 N. Stephanie St., Suite 200, Henderson Owner: USCB America Valentin Diego Landscaping License type: Property maintenance Address: 600 Marlberry Place, Henderson Owner: Valentin Diego-Marcelo Valle Family Trust License type: Short-term residential rental Address: 150 Las Vegas Blvd. North, Suite 2105, Las Vegas Owner: Stephanie and Jose Valle Valley Ranch Animal Hospital License type: Veterinary services Address: 20 N. Valle Verde Drive, Henderson Owner: Beltway Animal Hospital Julia Van Weydevelt License type: Massage and reflexology Address: 633 Ryan Peak Lane, Henderson Owner: Julia Van Weydevelt

Very Elly License type: Online beauty blogging and ecommerce Address: 2260 Village Walk Drive, Suite 1304, Henderson Owner: Very Elly Vet-Sec Protection Agency License type: Private investigators/related occupations Address: 4045 Spencer St., Suite 306, Las Vegas Owner: Aarrowhead Security Veterans Reporter News License type: Publishing and newspapers Address: 1810 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 200, Las Vegas Owner: Su Phelps Vianet Realty License type: Real estate Address: 8704 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 105, Las Vegas Owner: P.C. Meneses Victoria’s Secret Store License type: Women’s lingerie, beauty and specialty products Address: 1300 W. Sunset Road, Suite 2661, Henderson Owner: Victoria’s Secret Stores Village Barber License type: Barbershop Address: 10608 S. Eastern Ave., Suite F, Henderson Owner: The Village Enterprises Village Capital & Investment License type: Mortgage lending Address: 2863 St. Rose Parkway, Henderson Owner: Village Capital & Investment

Village Pub License type: Restaurant/food service Address: 10900 S. Eastern Ave., Henderson Owner: Village Pub Horizon VIP Blue License type: Background checks Address: 170 S. Green Valley Parkway, Suite 300, Henderson Owner: VIP Blue Vista Landscape Centers License type: Landscaping Address: 20 N. Gibson Road, Henderson Owner: Vista Landscape Centers Viva Las Vegas Themed Weddings License type: Handbill and oral solicitation Address: 1205 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas Owner: Viva Las Vegas Themed Weddings Vons License type: Grocery store Address: 2511 Anthem Village Drive, Henderson Owner: The Vons Cos. Walgreens License type: Drug/department/ variety store Address: 401 N. Arroyo Grande Blvd., Henderson Owner: Walgreen Co. The Walking Co. License type: Clothing Address: 2235 Village Walk Drive, Suite 161, Henderson Owner: The Walking Co. Wallace Morris Kline Surveying License type: Surveying Address: 5740 S. Arville St., Suite 206, Las Vegas Owner: Wallace Morris Kline Surveying Walters Wholesale Electric Co. License type: Electrical supply and lighting Address: 118 Corporate Park Drive, Suite 125, Henderson Owner: Walters Wholesale Electric Co. Warwick Management License type: Accounting firm Address: 2534 Anthem Village Drive, Suite 100, Henderson Owner: Warwick Management Waterlilyzen License type: Online home decoration sales Address: 2757 Marnay Lane, Henderson Owner: Subi Watermelon Mountain License type: Financial investments and holdings Address: 9550 S. Eastern Ave.,

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Records and Transactions Suite 253, Henderson Owner: Watermelon Mountain Watermill Express License type: Water and ice vending Address: 9985 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 120, Henderson Owner: Watermill Express WB Pest Control License type: Property maintenance Address: 9705 Red Horse St., Las Vegas Owner: Waldron Bros. Pest Control Wealthcare Connect License type: Management/Marketing/Consulting Address: 3535 Executive Terminal Drive, Suite 300, Henderson Owner: The Wealthcare Center

License type: Rental property Address: 1001 E. Carey Ave., North Las Vegas Owner: Westland Hacienda Hills White Owl Properties License type: Office only Address: 2850 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway, Suite 200, Henderson Owner: White Owl Properties Wildfun Xtreme License type: Outdoor tours and concierge Address: 2760 Strathblane Ave., Henderson Owner: Wildfun Xtreme

Owner: Woodbury Law Woods Family Sandwiches License type: Restaurant/food service Address: 931 American Pacific Drive, Suite 106, Henderson Owner: Daelyn G. Woods Words by a Pro License type: Writing sales material and online copy Address: 2528 New Salem Ave., Henderson Owner: Edited By A Pro

William C. Rucker License type: General services Address: Did not disclose Owner: William C. Rucker

World Class Facility Services License type: Property maintenance Address: 6230 Greyhound Lane, Suite F, Las Vegas Owner: World Class Facility Services

Website Tigers License type: Web design and marketing services Address: 1851 Hillpointe Road, Suite 1521, Henderson Owner: Tiger Consulting

Wilt’s Hauling and Recycling License type: Hauling metal to recyclers Address: 101 Elm St., Henderson Owner: Wilt’s Hauling and Recycling

www.Bling-Store.com License type: Online jewelry sales Address: 2268 Trafalgar Court, Henderson Owner: Bling Store

Wedbush Securities License type: Management/marketing/consulting Address: 2850 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway, Suite 200, Henderson Owner: 3 Sigma Financial

Winchell’s Pub and Grill License type: Restaurant/food service Address: 10620 S. Eastern Ave., Henderson Owner: R. Win Management Corp.

Hong Yang License type: Massage and reflexology Address: 256 E. Lake Mead Parkway, Suite A, Henderson Owner: Hong Yang

Welcyon, Fitness After 50 License type: Fitness center Address: 2550 Anthem Village Drive, Suite 140, Henderson Owner: One More Rep

Windermere Proudfit Realty License type: Real Estate Business Address: 2880 Bicentennial Parkway, Suite 130, Henderson Owner: Wolfenstein

Yi Yang License type: Massage and reflexology Address: 6870 Hinson St., Las Vegas Owner: Yi Yang

Well Care Living License type: Apartment house Address: 223 N. Ninth St., Las Vegas Owner: New Hope Placement

Winters & Toop Law Group License type: Professional services Address: 1100 E. Bridger Ave., Las Vegas Owner: Matthew Winters and Kenneth C. Toop

Younger Reflections License type: Professional services - medical Address: 1928 Rock Springs Drive, Las Vegas Owner: Gerber Chiropractic

Wipe’N Shine Janitorial Service License type: Residential property maintenance Address: Did not disclose Owner: Ana M. Ramirez Puga

Your Handi Guyz License type: Residential property maintenance Address: 450 Fremont St., Suite 167, Las Vegas Owner: Nitura Group

Wells Fargo Bank, National Association License type: Bank, savings and loan, thrift, trust Addresses: 101 N. Pecos Road, 1411 W. Sunset Road, 2196 Olympic Ave., Henderson Owner: Wells Fargo Corp. Wells Fargo Clearing Services License type: Commodities, securities or mutual funds Address: 2461 Hampton Road, Henderson Owner: Wells Fargo Clearing Services Wells Fargo Home Mortgage License type: Bank, savings and loan, thrift, trust Address: 2445 St. Rose Parkway, Suite 220, Henderson Owner: Wells Fargo Bank Western Technologies License type: Engineering Address: 6633 W. Post Road, Las Vegas Owner: Western Technologies Westland Hacienda Hills

Wired Designs License type: Automotive Address: 1051 Olsen St., Suite 3511, Henderson Owner: Wired Designs Wireless Experts License type: Cellphone sales Address: 183 N. Gibson Road, Suite 170, Henderson Owner: Wireless Experts Wise Guys Home Improvement Corp. License type: Contractor Address: 8430 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 100, Las Vegas Owner: Sonita D. and Daniel C. Harris Woodbury Law License type: Law firm or law office Address: 50 S. Stephanie St., Suite 201, Henderson

Yume Designs License type: Art publishing Address: 1945 Buckeye Hill Court, Henderson Owner: John Vianney & Peggy M. Arakaki-Graff Yumkax License type: Rental property Address: 2116 Carroll St., North Las Vegas Owner: Yumkax Z Cages License type: Indoor batting facility Address: 930 Wigwam Parkway, Henderson Owner: A2Z Promotions Zen Cleaners License type: Dry cleaning Address: 16 W. Horizon Ridge,

Suite 150, Henderson Owner: Gios Zotec Partners License type: Medical billing and management services Address: 2470 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway, Suite 100, Henderson Owner: Zotec Partners 1st Defense Home Inspections License type: Real estate Address: 2812 Maryland Hills Drive, Henderson Owner: 1st Defense Home Inspections 2 Amigos Bail Bonds License type: Bail bond broker Address: 232 N. Hollywood Blvd., Las Vegas Owner: 2 Amigos Bail Bonds 21st Century Oncology License type: Medical office Address: 52 N. Pecos Road, Henderson Owner: Michael J. Katin, M.D., Prof. Corp. 24 Seven Pro License type: Rental and leasing Address: 4065 W. Mesa Vista Ave., Las Vegas Owner: Trisha A. Mendelson and Jarrid E. Medelson 24/7 Supply License type: Drywall and paint sundries Address: 1192 Wigwam Parkway, Henderson Owner: Got Metal? 3D Car Toyz License type: Automotive Address: 714 W. Sunset Road, Henderson Owner: Vorathep Bounsamone 42 Consulting NV License type: Bookkeeping Address: 2920 N. Green Valley Parkway, Suite 114, Henderson Owner: 42 Consulting NV 420 Bail Bonds License type: Bail bond broker Address: 726 S. Casino Center Blvd., Suite 210, Las Vegas Owner: 420 Bail Bonds 7-Eleven License type: Convenience store Addresses: 84 W. Pacific Ave.; 1453 N. Boulder Highway, Henderson Owner: A.Z.Y. Mander III and Ashwin C. Shah 99 Cents Only Stores License type: Drug/department/ variety store Addresses: 520 E. Marks St., Suite 120; 716 S. Boulder Highway, Suite 120, Henderson Owner: 99 Cents Only Stores A & A Painting

License type: Property maintenance Address: 4522 E. Colorado Ave., Las Vegas Owner: Abraham Leon and Adriana Maciel A 2 Z Promotions License type: Custom apparel Address: 930 Wigwam Parkway, Henderson Owner: A2Z Promotions A and J’s Handyman Services License type: Property maintenance Address: 1030 Caballo Blvd., Henderson Owner: John Johnson & Avie Havelka-Johnson A Bail Bonds License type: Bail Bond Broker Address: 735 Las Vegas Blvd., Suite S, Las Vegas Owner: A Bail Bonds A Central Janitorial License type: Property maintenance Address: 3170 Polaris Ave., Suite 6, Las Vegas Owner: A Central Janitorial A Compassionate Health Care License type: Interjurisdictional business Address: 3900 S. Hualapai Way, Las Vegas Owner: A Compassionate Health Care A J Knight Rehabilitation License type: Personal services Address: 2776 Mingary Ave., Henderson Owner: AJ Knight Rehabilitation A Plus Appraisals License type: Real estate Address: 1362 Cumulus Court, Henderson Owner: A Plus Appraisals A Q Denture Service License type: Dental office Address: 349 W. Lake Mead Parkway, Henderson Owner: Maricondia Dental A Wireless License type: Cellphone store Address: 1300 W. Sunset Road (kiosk), Henderson Owner: ABC Phones of North Carolina A Yelas’s Cleaning Service License type: Property maintenance Address: 4879 Newton Drive, Las Vegas Owner: A Yelas’s Cleaning Service A1 Mobile Catering License type: Mobile food vendor Address: 5560 E. Lake Mead Blvd., Las Vegas Owner: A1 Mobile Catering A/Easy Way Out Bail Bonds License type: Bail bond broker

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BUILDING PERMITS $3,300,000, commercial tenant improvement 2411 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas NP Palace $1,810,000, commercial 1901 Western Ave., Las Vegas Refrigeration Supplies $1,452,235; $1,322,593; $1,016,620; $970,153; $887,865; $805,577; $676,822; $654,975; $646,768; $323,384 apartment 915 Alper Center Drive, Henderson Did not disclose $1,000,000, commercial tenant improvement 2650 N. Tenaya Way, Las Vegas Bank Wells Fargo NA TRS $723,312, new 4465 Violet Flowers St., North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $723,312, new 4466 Vigny St., North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $500,000, commercial 633 N. Mojave Road, Las Vegas Las Vegas $366,500, fireproof 4610 Donovan Way, North Las Vegas Vegas Valley Fire Protection $350,000, commercial tenant improvement 8431 Farm Road, Las Vegas Farm & Durango Investors $300,000, commercial 3150 N. Tenaya Way, Las Vegas Sunrise Mountainview Hospital $300,000, residential x2 3012 Lantern Lane, Las Vegas Stephanie Anne Jones $240,505, commercial-alteration 13985 Grand Valley Parkway, North Las Vegas New Image Contracting $240,000, commercial tenant improvement 9851 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas Hualapai Commons $212,250, fireproof 4050 Corporate Center Drive, North Las Vegas Vegas Valley Fire Protection $208,600, commercial tenant improvement 3000 W. Charleston Blvd., Las

Vegas Three Thousand Professional $200,000, commercial 1901 Western Ave., Las Vegas Refrigeration Supplies $185,750, pool and/or spa 125 E. Regena Ave., North Las Vegas SWF Construction $185,646, single-family residential 1073 Langston Ranch Ave., Henderson Did not disclose $180,767, single-family residential 2258 Brandwood Way, Henderson Did not disclose $179,768, single-family residential 257 Via Morelli, Henderson Did not disclose $173,447, single-family residential 601 Cultures St., Henderson Woodside Homes $171,732, commercial tenant improvement 221 N. Rampart Blvd., Las Vegas Hotspur Resorts $170,342, single-family residential 860 Via Del Castello, Henderson Did not disclose $165,684, single-family residential x2 2332 and 2324 Mundare Drive, Henderson DR Horton $165,074, single-family residential 53 Vista Outlook St., Henderson Did not disclose $161,914, single-family residential 1401 Overseer Ave., Henderson KB Home Nevada $158,822, residential-new 7141 Piute Mesa St., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $153,319, single-family residential x2 2246 and 2254 Brandwood Way, Henderson Pardee Homes $151,541, residential-new 3722 Asia Road, North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $149,493, single-family residential 256 Kindly Way, Henderson Did not disclose

$146,554, single-family residential 1104 Strada Pecei, Henderson Century Communities

$126,403, residential-new 5716 Aspen Park Lane, North Las Vegas Beazer Homes Holdings

$141,276, residential-new 3714 Asia Road, North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada

$124,318, single-family residential 2760 Aldo Moro St., Henderson Did not disclose

$139,586, residential-new 6255 Orions Belt Peak St., North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $139,234, single-family residential 260 Kindly Way, Henderson Did not disclose $138,680, single-family residential 1078 N. Water St., Henderson Did not disclose $138,236, single-family residential 2250 Brandwood Way, Henderson Did not disclose $137,576, residential-new 1240 Carved Terrace Ave., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $136,906, single-family residential x2 2962 and 2964 Duverney Ave., Henderson KB Home Nevada $134,909, single-family residential x2 2320 and 2328 Mundare Drive, Henderson DR Horton $134,883, residential-new 6258 Orions Belt Peak St., North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $133,135, single-family residential 2987 Moulton Crest Ave., Henderson KB Home Nevada $130,000, commercial tenant improvement 5701 W. Charleston Blvd., Las Vegas Red Rock Square $129,143, single-family residential 256 Via Morelli, Henderson Did not disclose $128,921, single-family residential 406 Gracious Way, Henderson Did not disclose $126,925, single-family residential x2 1070 and 1077 Langston Ranch Ave., Henderson Did not disclose

$124,318, single-family residential 977 Soaring Moon Drive, Henderson KB Home Nevada $123,154, single-family residential 581 Cultures St., Henderson Woodside Homes $122,779, residential-new 3718 Asia Road, North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $122,779, residential-new 3825 Blake Canyon Drive, North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $119,162, single-family residential 2478 Sylvan Hymn St., Henderson Century Communities $119,162, single-family residential 3030 Lyric Canto Court, Henderson Century Communities $118,274, single-family residential 3032 Young Bouvier Ave., Henderson Did not disclose $117,544, residential-new 1236 Carved Terrace Ave., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $113,727, single-family residential 298 Via Del Salvatore, Henderson Did not disclose $113,617, single-family residential 485 Intonation St., Henderson Did not disclose $112,840, single-family residential 973 Soaring Moon Drive, Henderson Did not disclose $112,840, single-family residential 2967 Moulton Crest Ave., Henderson Did not disclose $112,840, single-family residential 2767 Alta Vista St., Henderson Did not disclose $109,236, single-family residential 3961 Penton Ave., Henderson

D.R. Horton $107,961, single-family residential 1421 Overseer Ave., Henderson KB Home Nevada $106,659, residential-new 7140 Piute Mesa St., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $106,408, single-family residential 2450 Sylvan Hymn St., Henderson Did not disclose $106,185, residential-new 1244 Carved Terrace Ave., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $102,527, single-family residential 2944 Capobella Ave., Henderson KB Home Nevada $102,194, townhouse 2877 Tanager Hill St., Henderson KB Home Nevada $101,806, single-family residential 1313 Olivia Parkway, Henderson Century Communities $100,585, residential-new x2 6262 and 6266 Orions Belt Peak St., North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $100,000, residential 2832 Vista Butte Drive, Las Vegas Mathieson John and Laura Cannestra $98,977, residential-new 7136 Piute Mesa St., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $98,306, residential-new x2 3821 and 3829 Blake Canyon Drive, North Las Vegas Greystone Nevada $98,146, single-family residential x2 3965 and 3957 Penton Ave., Henderson D.R. Horton $97,294, residential-new 1232 Carved Terrace Ave., North Las Vegas KB Home Nevada $96,261, townhouse 2879 Tanager Hill St., Henderson KB Home Nevada

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Category: commercial real estate developers (List ranked by total square feet developed as of Nov. 15)

Year est.

Total square footage of local completed properties

Percentage: Office

Percentage: Industrial

Percentage: Retail

Square footage of local properties under construction

Prologis 3800 Howard Hughes Parkway, Suite 1250 Las Vegas, NV 89169 702-891-9292 • prologis.com

1998

10,000,000

100

1,100,000

Fritz Wyler, managing director/ development officer

Harsch Investment Properties 3111 S. Valley View Blvd., Suite K101 Las Vegas, NV 89102 702-362-1400 • harsch.com

1995

9,300,000

390,000

John Ramous, senior vice president/ regional manager for Las Vegas

Majestic Realty 4050 W. Sunset Road, Suite H Las Vegas, NV 89118 702-896-5564 • majesticrealty.com

1994

5,500,000

100

295,500

Rod Martin, senior vice president

EJM Development 7140 Dean Martin Drive, Suite 1200 Las Vegas, NV 89118 702-597-1852 • ejmdevelopment.com

1994

3,300,000

Susan Wincn, vice president of Nevada properties

Juliet Cos. 8375 W. Flamingo Road, Suite 200 Las Vegas, NV 89147 702-368-5800 • julietcompanies.com

1986

2,573,803

112,000

John Stewart, principal

Impact Development 3275 S. Jones Blvd., Suite 105 Las Vegas, NV 89146 702-363-4788 • impactlv.com

2003

2,343,000

Jeff Susa, owner/ developer

Grand Canyon Development Partners 6841 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 103 Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-492-5306 • grandcanyoninc.com

2009

282,000

150,000

Sam Nicholson, owner

Brass Cap Cos. 5960 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 300 Las Vegas, NV 89118 702-496-2223 • brasscap.com

2014

80,000

100

195,000

Tim Castello, Mike Chernine, Jason Kuckler and Larry Monkarsh, partners

Developer

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