I have the very fortunate opportunity to personally coach the top 25 sales professionals of my firm, monthly. While the intent is to impart helpful guidance to support them in their business, the real beneficiary is me, as I have the advantage of obtaining a very accurate snapshot of our market through these amazing conversations.
In my 20 years in the residential construction industry with major homebuilders across the nation, I’ve never seen a year quite like 2021. I anticipate 2022 will look much like last year, as we will continue to see supply chain issues, skyrocketing land prices due to the artificial lack of supply, and increased processing timeframes as jurisdictions struggle to recruit and hire qualified staff.
Southern Nevada’s commercial real estate industry enters 2022 on an upswing and seems poised to continue flourishing, despite some potential headwinds.
Searching for homes in Las Vegas has become a sport. It’s as competitive as the NFL or a UFC title fight at the MGM Grand between two opponents that hate each other. Getting an offer accepted is like making it to the playoffs. Actually, closing the deal is like winning the championship!
Emerging hospitality tech stack trends point toward personalized, customizable approaches that keep guests at the center, while opening new revenue streams and giving operators more control over creating comprehensive guest experiences. Here are six future hospitality trends sure to make a mark in 2022 and beyond.
Prior to the pandemic, telehealth was used modestly by most Americans. During the height of the pandemic, its use surged, primarily out of necessity. From February 2020 to April 2020, telehealth utilization increased by a factor of 78 times.
This year is going to be about rebuilding and enriching our teams with the values and perspective we gained in our darkest hours, that is where the true change comes from.
Nevada was recently named among the top 10 states where women-owned businesses made up more than 20 percent of all firms in their respective state — a number consistent with the growing national average.
With the new year fast approaching, it is time for leaders to develop a strategic business plan for 2022. This presents a welcome opportunity for businesses to firmly place 2020 and 2021 behind them and move forward with a defined purpose and plan.