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Industry Focus: Construction slows, but normalized market conditions returns

The days of hoarding hundreds of rolls of toilet paper are long gone, and that resetting of consumer demand after the pandemic is creating fundamental shifts on Northern Nevada’s industrial market.

Leggera Development bringing 83-unit townhomes to Spanish Springs

Las Vegas-based Leggera Development will break ground in early May on an 83-unit townhome project that’s at the front door of the master-planned Five Ridges development off Highland Ranch Parkway in Spanish Springs.

Powerhouse Reno law firm celebrates 75 years

McDonald Carano employs 75 in Reno, including 26 attorneys, as well as another 65 people in its Las Vegas office, which opened in 1982. The firm also has an office in Carson City.

After 30 years, Bully’s sold to Vegas businessman

Jo Lown took control of the business near the end of 2009 when Bully’s was 14 days into chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

Panasonic Energy and Truckee Meadows Community College unveil advanced manufacturing center in Reno

66 lithium-ion battery cells per second. 5.5 million per day. 2 billion per year.

Dennis Banks Construction preparing for the next 40 years

Longtime Reno general contractor Dennis Banks is approaching retirement age for some people, but Banks isn’t quite ready to begin writing the final chapters of his lengthy construction career.

Plumb Lane retail site under development by Industrial Realty Group

Los Angeles-based developer Industrial Realty Group is adding to the redevelopment of the greater Midtown area with a new 4,500 square feet retail building on East Plumb Lane.

Trying to ease the north Reno gridlock

There was a time when drivers could get almost anywhere in Reno-Sparks in about 20 minutes. Those days are well in the rearview, however.

Western Turf growing in new home

The Great Recession that began in 2008, followed by a drought year in 2009, almost spelled the end for Western Turf.

Dunlap develops storage, shipping for weapons

John Dunlap, founder of venture studio D4 Media, said the late February launch of Dunlap Gun Storage stemmed in large part from a plethora of inquiries from firearms owners for responsible storage of their guns.

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