Building Nevada
Retail is clearly on the rise in Nevada as projects throughout the state continue to develop. As consumer needs change and grow, the developers who are flexible are best positioned to take advantage of the market.
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Retail is clearly on the rise in Nevada as projects throughout the state continue to develop. As consumer needs change and grow, the developers who are flexible are best positioned to take advantage of the market.
Three major retailers have signed on to the large project that could open on the Strip in 2025.
Gindi Capital and the owners of Panda Express place their bets on retail development on the south side of the Strip with a new project called Blvd.
They were on the job immediately with the start of the PWHL’S free agency and the upcoming draft in Toronto later this month.
To the Editor: Last week, the Edgartown Historic District Commission approved Goldeneye LLC’s controversial plans for renovations at 81 South Water St. The lengthy application process, which began in April, was an unfair fight in which the commissioners were ultimately worn down by wealthy investor David Malm and his architect, Patrick Ahearn. The commissioners deserve […]