DCG Principal Travis Hansen and Peter Larsen represented the buyer, Convergence LLC, in the $1,625,000 acquisition of 2301 Spark Boulevard. The 6,340-square-foot property was formerly occupied by A Child's World, Preschool and Child Development Center, with strong visibility along the heavily trafficked Sparks Boulevard. Nearby amenities include Smith’s Food and Drug, A&W Restaurant, Mountain Mike’s Pizza, Port of Subs, Jim Boy’s Tacos, and Big R Hardware. The Buyer plans to expand their Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) footprint from Reno to Sparks, making this their second therapy location.

Fast forward to 2025. Nevada’s office market has rebounded. It’s stable. It’s just not particularly exciting.“Our northern Nevada office market is stable,” said Dominic Brunetti, principal, Dickson Commercial Group. “It rebounded quickly after COVID, based on the influx of primarily Californians that came here. Some brought their small businesses, and some didn’t, but some relocated here and then didn’t want to work strictly from home and leased small offices.”There was also an influx of investors that flooded the market and drove values extremely high, almost out of reach and out of control, added Brunetti. “But that’s all somewhat settled down and now we’re kicking around a 10 percent vacancy rate over the last few years.”Read More Here: https://nevadabusiness.com/2025/12/nevadas-commercial-real-estate-market-after-covid/

DCG’s Senior Vice President of Retail, Gary Tremaine, represented Once Upon a Child in their relocation to 3000 Airway Drive, Suite 105. The 7,842-square-foot space marks a significant expansion for the children’s resale brand, nearly doubling the size of their previous location. Locally operated, Once Upon a Child buys and sells gently used children’s clothing, shoes, toys, and baby gear, offering families an affordable and sustainable way to shop for high-quality children’s items. Located in the newly developed Airway Commerce Center, the store benefits from modern construction and strong visibility along McCarran Boulevard.

DCG’s Investment team, led by Chris Shanks, represented the seller in the $32,750,000 disposition of Round Hill Square Shopping Center located at 212 Elks Point Road near South Lake Tahoe’s Stateline. The Greenbriar Lane LLC purchased the 115,984-square-foot retail shopping center with 99.67% occupancy at the time of sale.Located near Lake Tahoe’s famous Zephyr Cove and Nevada Beach, and less than two miles from the lake’s largest concentration of hotels and casinos at Stateline, the center is anchored by national tenants including Safeway, USPS, Dollar Tree, Wells Fargo, and Anytime Fitness.

DCG Principal Scott Shanks, SIOR, along with Industrial Team members Joel Fountain, SIOR, Nick Knecht, CCIM, and Baker Krukow, CCIM, represented Barnes & Noble in a lease renewal with landlord Prologis at 12660 Old Virginia Road in South Reno. The national bookseller renewed its 601,506-square-foot West Coast distribution center. The facility, located off Damonte Ranch Parkway along Interstate 580, serves as Barnes & Noble’s primary distribution hub for the western United States, supporting logistics for both in-store restocking and online order fulfillment.The renewal reinforces Barnes & Noble’s long-term commitment to Northern Nevada and highlights the region’s strength as a strategic logistics and distribution hub for major national occupiers.DCG Industrial specializes in industrial property sales, and both tenant & landlord representation across Northern Nevada.

DCG’s Industrial Team, Joel Fountain, SIOR, Nick Knecht, CCIM, and Baker Krukow, CCIM, represented Prism Realty in the successful disposition of a 7.02-acre parcel at 9630 North Virginia St. that sold for $6.1M / $20 psf.  David Cantwell of JLL represented the buyer, who purchased the property for a data center development. Strategically situated along the expanding North Virginia corridor, the site offers immediate proximity to major regional infrastructure, fiber connectivity, and a growing concentration of tech users—making it an ideal location for digital infrastructure development.DCG Industrial specializes in industrial property sales, and both tenant & landlord representation across Northern Nevada.Prism Realty is a privately held developer, owner and manager of commercial real estate assets primarily located in Nevada and Utah.  As a long-term investor and owner, Prism has successfully acquired, developed and managed commercial properties for more than 25 years. Prism is distinguished for its investment and development expertise spanning regional shopping centers, industrial and logistics parks, self-storage facilities & land development projects.  Prism currently owns and manages three class “A” warehouse buildings comprising more than 1.2 million SF all located in Reno’s North Valleys Commerce Center.

DCG's Investment team, Chris Shanks, represented the landlord, and Taylor Cain represented the tenant at 2780 Northtowne Lane, leasing Suite 101 to Dunkin' Donuts. This 1,400-square-foot retail space is ideally located in the bustling Northtowne Shopping Center along highly traveled North McCarran Boulevard. Dunkin' Donuts, the nation's largest coffee and doughnut brand, is expanding its Northern Nevada footprint with its new Northtowne location slated to open by 2026. This addition follows their existing establishments at Legends Mall, Damonte Ranch Parkway, and the 7th Street Walmart. The coffee giant joins other national tenants such as Wingstop, Cold Stone Creamery, Little Caesars Pizza, and CVS Company.

DCG Principals Dominic Brunetti and Chris Shanks represented the seller in the $7,100,000 sale of North McCarran Crossing, a 14,072-square-foot neighborhood retail center located at 2870–2880 Northtowne Lane. The property spans 1.94 acres and is highly visible along North McCarran Boulevard.At the time of sale, tenants included Wingstop, Cold Stone Creamery, Dotty’s Casino, NV Nails, Little Caesars Pizza, Northtowne Insurance, and Sun Loan Company. The center is adjacent to national anchors such as Home Depot, CVS, Petco, and WinCo Foods.

DCG’s Industrial Team, Joel Fountain, SIOR, Nick Knecht, CCIM, and Baker Krukow, CCIM, congratulates the landlord and developer, Locus Development Group, on signing two new leases at McCarran Business Park, welcoming Ambient Enterprises and ReproTech to the project.DMG, an Ambient Enterprises company and leading provider of HVAC design and implementation for healthcare and commercial facilities, signed a lease for 19,007 square feet at 1900 S. McCarran Blvd. DMG is establishing its first facility in Reno-Sparks to service new construction projects throughout the region. DMG was represented by Ben Brenner, Mindy Lissner, MariaGrace Iantosca, Todd Collins and Jonathan Wenthe from Cushman & Wakefield.ReproTech, a national long-term cryostorage provider, signed a lease for 12,596 square feet at 1950 S. McCarran Blvd, as an in-market relocation & expansion. The company partners with fertility clinics and university programs across the country. ReproTech was represented by Brooks Hauf and Dereck Barrett from Avison Young. The last remaining 19,007 square feet of Class A flex industrial space is available in Building A of McCarran Business Park, divisible to 6,335 square feet, with premium storefronts benefiting from over 35,000 daily passing vehicles, 24' clear height, and 12'x14' grade level doors. For more details, contact DCG Industrial at (775) 850-3100.

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DCG’s Travis Hansen represented the Buyer, EMR Land Co., LLC, in two separate acquisitions totaling four parcels along Reno’s East 4th Street. The acquisitions included 541–545, 507, and 535 East 4th Street. The properties were purchased for a total of $2,155,000 and comprise a total of 16,023 square feet.

DCG’s Travis Hansen represented both parties in the sale of 165 S Maine Street in Fallon, Nevada, which sold for $887,500. The 10,500-square-foot retail building was constructed in 1904 and served as the longtime home of the I.H. Kent Mercantile and Grocery Store.The Buyer, EMR Land Co., LLC, plans to renovate the property into a mixed-use retail and office building.