DCG is proud to announce the relocation and expansion of its headquarters to 6140 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, Nevada. The move marks an important milestone in the firm’s continued growth following nearly a decade in Downtown Reno.DCG will occupy the first floor of the building in the Meadowood Submarket, a location that accommodates the firm’s expanded operations and evolving space needs. The move reflects DCG’s growth as a full-service commercial real estate firm serving clients throughout Northern Nevada.Over the past decade, DCG has expanded its platform beyond brokerage services to include property and facilities management, allowing the firm to provide a more comprehensive suite of services across sales, leasing, and asset operations.“We’re excited to move into a space that allows our brokerage, property management, and accounting teams to operate together on one floor,” said Tom Fennell, Principal at DCG. “This new location better supports how our teams work together and positions us for continued growth.”Today, DCG comprises more than 50 professionals, including seven principals and 22 agents—four with SIOR designations and five with CCIM designations—along with a 15-person property management team, all supported by eight staff members. The firm has completed more than 2,500 transactions totaling over $5 billion in volume, and its management division oversees more than 12 million square feet of commercial real estate across Northern Nevada.DCG’s continued growth is driven by its long-term commitment to clients, its collaborative culture, and its deep ties to the Northern Nevada business community.

Gary Tremaine, Vice President of Retail at DCG, represented the buyer in the $16.5 million acquisition of 3600 Kietzke Lane and the adjacent $17.8 million acquisition of 3750 Kietzke Lane, located in the Kietzke Retail Submarket along U.S. 395.The 3600 Kietzke Lane property comprises 14.47 acres and 92,275 square feet across three buildings, formerly occupied by Corwin Ford. The neighboring property at 3750 Kietzke Lane includes a 130,336-square-foot retail building on 11.418 acres, anchored by Grocery Outlet and Dollar Tree.The United Soccer League and Reno Pro Soccer have announced plans to redevelop the site into a sports and entertainment district anchored by a dedicated soccer stadium, marking the return of professional soccer to Northern Nevada.

A strong property management team does far more than collect rent. We serve as the day-to-day point of coordination for your asset, managing tenant relationships, overseeing vendors, tracking compliance, and addressing issues before they become costly problems. From HVAC servicing and roof maintenance to grease interceptors, life-safety systems, and ongoing preventive maintenance, consistent management keeps buildings operating efficiently while protecting long-term value.Equally important is the budgeting and CAM process. Each year, we prepare detailed operating budgets that reflect the true cost of running the property, grounded in historical data, current contracts, and anticipated expenses. Those budgets drive accurate CAM estimates, ensuring tenants pay their fair share throughout the year while owners fully recover allowable costs. When CAMs and budgets are handled correctly, there are fewer surprises, stronger financial performance, and a smoother relationship between ownership and tenants, which is exactly how commercial properties should operate. At DCG Management, this disciplined, hands-on approach creates transparency and long-term stability for both owners and tenants.Haley-Anne Ford is a Commercial Property Manager with more than ten years of professional property management experience. Prior to joining DCG, she worked with national brokerages managing multiple portfolios, with an emphasis on retail and office properties. DCG Management is a dynamic, full-service property management team supporting both residential and commercial management needs.

Gary Tremaine, Vice President of Retail at DCG, represented the seller, Poundstone Living Trust, in the $1,500,000 disposition at 7540 Longley Lane. O'Reilly Auto Parts currently occupies the 6,600-square-foot free-standing retail building. Located in the South Reno submarket, at the intersection of South Virginia Street and Longley Lane, the property offers strong visibility and proximity to Interstate 580. The neighborhood includes the newly developed Halcyon Apartments, CVS, Autozone, and Port of Subs, among others.

DCG Principal Travis Hansen represented the Buyer, 895 Maestro LLC, in the acquisition of 895 Maestro Drive. Located in South Reno, the 30,184-square-foot industrial warehouse traded for $7,250,000. The Buyer currently owns and operates a Reno-based commercial restoration business and plans to occupy the property, relocating their headquarters and operations in late 2026.

DCG Principal Travis Hansen represented the Seller, Double R 10765 LLC, in the off-market sale of 10765 Double R Blvd, a 15,542-square-foot office building that sold for $2,975,000 on December 26. The multi-tenant property was 94.17% occupied at the time of sale and includes tenants such as Tancell Care, Aerotek, and Washoe Wealth Advisors.