Laughlin, Nevada Offers Businesses Affordable and Available Space, Tax Advantages and Excellent Quality of Life

The southern Nevada riverfront town of Laughlin offers businesses an affordable location with available retail, office and industrial space. The town, with a population of close to 9,000 and more than 100,000 regional residents, currently has approximately 45,500 square feet of built retail space, approximately 4,000 square feet of office space and 22,000 square feet of industrial space available.

Properties with available space include:

Laughlin Professional Plaza is located at 3650 South Pointe Circle in the residential area of the community. There are several office suites available ranging from 650 to 1,945 square feet. Small business owners can lease executive suites on a monthly basis. Suites range from 158 square feet to 244 square feet with all utilities included. For more information, call (702) 298-2411 or visit Laughlin Professional Plaza.

South Pointe Business Park on Cal Edison Drive, also in the residential area of Laughlin, has a total of more than 30,000 square feet of available office and warehousing space. Information is available through ERA Prime Properties, 702-298-6000.

Retail space is available at the Preferred Outlet Center Mall, located in the heart of Laughlin’s Casino Drive. The mall boasts nearly 50 retail discount outlet stores, a food court, a nine-screen cinema theater, and name-brand stores such as Bath and Body Works, Rockport, Claires, Maidenform, Dress Barn and more. The mall is undergoing an enhancement and expansion project. Call 702-298-3003 for more information.

Marks Plaza, virtually located in the middle of the resort corridor on 2311 Casino Drive, has approximately 4,350 square feet available for lease. The space can be divided into units of 987 square feet or more. Parking is available. Restaurants, offices, and retail are currently located in the building. Leasing information is available from Debbi Anderson at debbia@REISinvest.com.

In addition to these established centers, a recent Bureau of Land Management auction resulted in the sale of more than 350 acres near the Laughlin Junior/Senior High School for future development. Also, Laughlin recently acquired 9,000 acres from the State of Nevada. The primary objective is for commercial, industrial and residential development.

“Nevada’s tax advantages make Laughlin an ideal site for a variety of industry sectors ranging from those in the solar industry to educational institutions to retail companies and entrepreneurial businesses,” said Laughlin Town Manager Jackie Brady.

Laughlin Offers Important Business Benefits

Strategically located on the Colorado River, Laughlin is accessible to major business centers within a four-hour drive or less such as Las Vegas, NV, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ and Kingman, AZ. Up to 4 million people visit Laughlin annually providing a solid customer base for retail, recreational and other service oriented businesses. The town’s abundant space, value-priced real estate, tax advantages, available workforce and a unique set of regional amenities make it an appealing Nevada business location.