Northern Nevada Business Weekly

The Northern Nevada Business Weekly focuses on essential business news that can enhance your earnings, boost your company's success, and provide you with greater satisfaction in your career. It's a go-to source for the savvy professionals in the area, who understand that having access to reliable, detailed, and timely information is crucial for making informed decisions. This publication goes beyond just delivering news; it offers valuable insights. Readers gain a deeper understanding of current trends and how they might evolve in the future. It serves as a weekly resource for a community of individuals who share a commitment to hard work, value the principles of free enterprise, and strive to improve their own lives while contributing to the community’s growth. While the Northern Nevada Business Weekly covers serious business topics, it also brings a lively spirit to its pages, capturing the excitement of conducting business in a vibrant environment.

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Opportunities available, but vacancy rates still high in Northern Nevada

3 days ago | nnbw.com | Rob Sabo

Real estate is all about location, and Dermody’s latest industrial projects in Spanish Springs and Stead are strategically located to keep Northern Nevada residents from hour-long commutes. LogistiCenter at Kiley Ranch and Reno AirLogistics Park are both infill projects located in close proximity to potential employees, said John Ramous, Dermody’s Nevada region partner. Buildings at both projects are nearing completion and have seen strong interest from potential tenants, Ramous said.
Businesses investing to make region their home

4 days ago | nnbw.com | Rob Sabo

A handful of businesses solidified their presence in Northern Nevada in recent months by purchasing their own headquarters facilities or through construction of new buildings. Nevada State Development Corp., helped fund new ground-up construction for JP Fence and Evergreen Landscape Development. NDI Plumbing & Mechanical and CPAP & More, meanwhile, became owners of their existing buildings.
Northern Nevada isn’t asking for a land grab - just a fair shot

5 days ago | nnbw.com | Matthew Harris

Many don’t know that over 80% of Nevada’s land is owned by the federal government. That’s not just a statistic — it’s a structural constraint. It limits how and where our communities can grow, how attainable single and multifamily housing is delivered, and now it’s eroding how we attract and retain employers. In Northern Nevada, this reality plays out in real time.
Nevada’s infrastructure among best in the nation, but report IDs looming challenges

1 week ago | nnbw.com | Amy Alonzo

Nevada’s infrastructure is among the best in the nation, according to a report released June 11 by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The report, which issues grades of A through F (similar to a school report card), showed slow but steady improvements with Nevada earning a grade of C+, higher than the national average of a C grade.
Northern Nevada at above normal wildfire risk through September

1 week ago | nnbw.com | Scott Neuffer

A chunk of western Nevada already had above normal wildfire potential when local, state and federal agency heads at the Capitol on June 10 briefed Gov. Joe Lombardo on fire season. Dry fuels, carryover grasses from last year, and thunderstorms without significant rainfall are all contributing to wildfire potential. However, interagency cooperation will meet the challenge, officials said.
Outdoor tourism businesses could take a financial hit as international travelers avoid Nevada

2 weeks ago | nnbw.com | Howard Stutz

Strip resort executives aren’t the only tourism leaders concerned that international customers are avoiding Nevada this summer. Mandi Elliott, executive director of the Nevada Outdoor Business Coalition, said last week that the trade organization’s members worry about the general malaise toward U.S. travel, which could financially harm the state’s tourism industry. During an event organized at Clark County Wetlands Park by Sen.
Food truck events continue to grow in Reno

2 weeks ago | nnbw.com | Rob Sabo

After more than a decade of serving food to patrons at Idlewild Park, Food Truck Friday is expanding to north and south Reno. Founded in 2012 by entrepreneur and marketing executive Steve Schroeder, Food Truck Friday has become a summertime staple enjoyed by thousands – the very reason the event is growing in both scope and geographical footprint.
Carson housing project celebrated for collective effort

3 weeks ago | nnbw.com | Scott Neuffer

Chico Clark of Oikos Development Corp., believes the Sierra Flats affordable housing project recently completed off Butti Way in east Carson represents a shift in the industry. ‚ÄúWe‚Äôre not in the business of creating beige boxes and cramming folks into it and calling it housing,‚ÄĚ Clark said. ‚ÄúWe‚Äôre building homes, places with light, dignity, real amenities, places where seniors and families can feel safe, proud and well cared for, places you would actually brag about living in.
AEONrv seeks to build ‘the world’s most high-tech, automated RV manufacturing plant’

3 weeks ago | nnbw.com | Rob Sabo

When outdoor enthusiast Jim Ritchie started looking for a camper van to travel to his favorite secret powder stashes in the Lake Tahoe backcountry, he found the offerings from major auto dealerships and RV manufacturers lacked many important features. The decades-long Silicon Valley engineer and longtime San Francisco resident began designing his own RV at night.
Gaming companies seek workarounds to manage tariff challenges

3 weeks ago | nnbw.com | Howard Stutz

The pandemic taught slot machine manufacturers the lessons they’re using during the current trade wars created by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, including how to manage higher costs for electronic components. But it’s not simple, said Light & Wonder CEO Matt Wilson. “The dynamic situation changes by the day or by the hour, or by the tweet,” Wilson said, referring to how social media continues to stoke the issue.