Not the thing on TV that you skip past with your DVR! I mean commercial property. Now I’m not the expert on such things. I specialize in residential properties. But it occurs to me that a number of boomer retirees really won’t retire because we can’t afford to right now, we like to work, and besides we’re not old, dammit! That being established, a lot of people use the occasion of reaching sixty-five or so to open up a business for themselves. That can mean, in many cases, getting a brick and mortar place (okay, maybe it’s stone and wood, but you know what I mean) from which to operate.
I bring that up here because in Las Vegas these days the commercial market, which lags the residential market by a bit, is really, really priced low. There’s what used to be a residence in my neighborhood for $285k that was worth over a million a few years ago. It’s on a busy street, has lots of traffic, and is zoned residential/commercial (which means that you can run a business out of your house, should you choose to live there.) I live in a really nice neighborhood, too, although I am a bit biased. See what I mean? You could own a large house with parking that you can legally run a store/repair business/service/etc. out of.
Should this sound good to you, call me at 702-379-6267 and I’ll connect you with a commercial agent.
Just something to think about as you contemplate moving to the most exciting city in the world!




Steve Fey
