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CJ Jorgensen
4 Apr 2026

Office Construction Remains Slow in Reno as Absorption Rebounds

Office construction in Reno remained at low levels during Q1 2026. Kidder Mathews recently released its Q1 2026 Reno Office Market Report. The amount of...

Kidder Mathews Graph showing Office Construction Levels
Local News, Trends
CJ Jorgensen
2 Apr 2026

Reno Retail Construction Lull Continues in Q1 2026

The Retail market in Reno has seen its contraction in overall construction activity continue into the year. Kidder Mathews recently released its Q1 Reno Retail...

Construction and absorption trends over years
Trends
NVBEX Staff
15 Jan 2026

Reno Office Construction Pipeline Slowing in Q4 2025

Office construction activity in Reno saw a steep decline in momentum during Q4 2025. Kidder Mathews recently released its Q4 2025 Reno Office Market Report....

Reno market data summary and analysis by Kidder Mathews
Trends
CJ Jorgensen
12 Jan 2026

Retail Market in Reno Experiences Negative Absorption in 2025 Despite Final Quarter Rebound

The retail market in Reno experienced a strong number of construction starts throughout 2025 that began to slow in the final quarter of the year....

Bar chart of retail construction and absorption in 2025
Commercial Real Estate
NVBEX Staff
29 Jul 2025

Commercial Real Estate 07-29-2025

Sales Transactions 1. LEV Apartments at 1917 N. Viriginia St. in Reno was sold for $14M. Kidder Mathews’ Ben Nelsonrepresented both the buyer, a real...

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