Tom Wagener
Tom Wagener is senior vice president of industrial services at Gatski Commercial. Wagener has a Certified Commercial Investment Member designation. Jennifer Lehr joins Gatski as an associate broker in the professional and medical office division.
NAIOP Southern Nevada’s 2015 Spotlight Awards
NAIOP Southern Nevada’s 2015 Spotlight Awards honor members for achievements, projects and deals completed during the prior year. The honorees are:
Frank Martin, Lifetime Achievement;
JMA Architecture Studios, Architecture Firm of the Year;
Colliers International, Brokerage Firm of the Year;
Walker Engineering LLC, Engineering Firm of the Year;
Bank of Nevada, Financial Firm of the Year;
Martin-Harris Construction, General Contracting Firm of the Year;
Harsch Investment Properties LLC, Principal Firm of the Year;
Steve Neiger, Developing Leader;
The Equity Group’s Jason Otter, Broker of the Year – Retail;
Voit Real Estate Services’ Higgins &
Toft Team, Broker of the Year – Industrial;
CBRE’s Randy Broadhead, Brad Peterson, Darren Lemon and Amy Lance, Broker of the Year – Office;
Jeff Foster, Principal Member of the Year;
CCIM’s Jennifer Levine, Associate Member of the Year;
Sallie Doebler, Spirit of Spotlight; Prologis, Trendsetter Firm;
Vadatech corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility, Sustainable/Green Building;
Brooklyn Bowl, Tenant Improvements - Retail/Entertainment;
Mainor Wirth Injury Lawyers, Tenant Improvements – Small;
McDonald Carano Wilson, Tenant Improvements – Medium;
Barclay card call center, Tenant Improvements – Large;
Nevada System of Higher Education Southern Nevada headquarters, Public Use/Government; SLS Hotel, Redevelopment Project; Downtown Container Park, Mixed-Use Development;
Las Vegas Harley-Davidson, Retail Building;
Carpenters Union International Training Center, Industrial Building; EVAPS Professional Law Office core and shell, Office Building;
Vadatech corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility, NAIOP Works Award.
Michael Campbell is a senior adviser focusing on investment and land sales at MDL Group. He is chairman of the Henderson Planning Commission. Alexia Crowley is a senior associate specializing in medical and professional office sales and leasing. She previously was an associate at Avison Young.
Charles Van Geel
DC Building was retained to build a Starbucks in the Grand Bazaar Shops and the first Buffalo Wild Wings in the resort corridor. The projects are valued at almost $5 million. DC Building also completed a Chili’s flagship across from City Center and remodeled M&M’s World at Showcase Mall, as well as finished a Raising Cane’s at 1950 W. Craig Road, North Las Vegas. Owner TML Mendenhall Legacy contracted DC Building for the project valued at almost $1.5 million. 10Nine Design Group was the architect of record for the Raising Cane’s project.
Nicholas Barber
Michael Newman, managing director of CBRE Las Vegas, is the industrial practice leader for CBRE’s Southwest Region. In addition to overseeing CBRE’s Las Vegas office, Newman leads and coordinates more than 40 industrial professionals throughout Utah, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico.
Burke Construction Group is building St. Anthony of Padua Parish Hall on behalf of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas. Located on 10 acres at Fort Apache Road and Centennial Parkway in northwest Las Vegas, it will include an arched sanctuary space with seating for almost 1,000 people. It will cost almost $5 million, was designed by John Landsell of LGA and is managed by senior project manager Doug Schmoldt. Burke also is building the Summerlin Aquatic Center for the Howard Hughes Corp. The 25,000-square-foot public facility was designed by Erik B. Peterson of AIA. The $7 million project will be managed by project manager Patrick Schueppert.
Jeremy Foley
Cushman & Wakefield acquired a 1 million-square-foot managed portfolio from Integris Realty Services LLC. The portfolio includes contracts for retail, office and industrial assets. Joining as part of the acquisition will be Integris Realty Services’ founder David Jewkes and regional vice president Stacy Blattner.
The Southern Nevada CCIM chapter established an endowed scholarship through the CCIM Foundation that provides one recipient with $1,000 toward attending the CCIM Institute.
Bob Hawkins
Matt Feustel and Jakke Farley of Virtus Commercial assisted Zion United Methodist in leasing 10,000 square feet of space to Gregory and Carol Kirby of Come Unto Me Ministries and Apostolic Behavioral Health Center.
Greg St. Martin is a vice president at Kennedy Wilson, a global real estate investment and services firm. He specializes in industrial, office and retail sectors. Before joining Kennedy Wilson, St. Martin served as vice president of Sun Commercial Real Estate, Realty One Group and NAI Las Vegas.
Dan Hubbard
Bob Hawkins is a senior director at Cushman & Wakefield. He specializes in leasing and sales of office and industrial real estate and represents only landlords and sellers. Nicholas Barber and Jeremy Foley are directors at Cushman & Wakefield. They specialize in leasing and investment sales of office and retail properties. Dan Hubbard is senior director of retail services. Hubbard is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and the Commercial Alliance of Las Vegas.
Penta Building Group added the following staffers: Bob Gaus, project executive; Greg Darling, superintendent; Ralph Sibley, project manager; Brad Parnell, project engineer; Don Apodaca, supervisor; Leo Erhardt, superintendent; Marlyne Alderete, project engineer; Nicoleta Rotaru, project engineer; Dina Gattuso, payroll administrator; Charlie Capps, superindendent; Ken King, superintendent; Siddharth Kothari, building information modeling engineer; Tanuj Patel, project engineer; Michael Whitmire, project manager; Greg MacClennen, superintendent; and Lacey Tisler, project engineer.
Michael Newman
DC Building Group Lead Estimator Charlie Stewart is a certified professional estimator, one of only 14 in Nevada. Stewart’s designation is certified by the American Society of Professional Estimators.
Roseman University of Health Sciences bought 3.5 acres at the corner of South Hualapai Way and Discovery Drive for $3.1 million from the Howard Hughes Corp. The purchase completes Phase I of Roseman University’s Summerlin Campus Master Plan, which already includes 9.25 acres of adjacent undeveloped land, a flagship building and the Ralph & Betty Engelstad Cancer Research building of the former Nevada Cancer Institute. The Summerlin campus is home to Roseman University’s MD-granting college of medicine, which hopes to enroll its first class of 60 medical students in fall 2017.
Charlie Stewart
Summerlin started work on the Cliffs, the community’s 20th village. The 22,500-acre community will hold 11 neighborhoods, more than 1,700 homes and sits at the foot of the Spring Mountains.
CBRE Las Vegas is the listing agent for available space at the Linq Promenade, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd. South.