The company opened its Las Vegas regional office in 1995 by acquiring the 400,000 square foot Green Valley Business Center. Today, the portfolio includes 40 properties totaling 11 million square feet. As the largest owner of multi-tenant commercial properties in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, the company satisfies a spectrum of tenant needs, from 500 square feet for start-ups or incubator tenants to 300,000 square feet for major distribution businesses. With projects in every part of the valley, location requirements are relatively easy to satisfy. Recent acquisitions include Patrick Airport Center located a half mile east of McCarran Airport.

Harsch’s development team completed its first local “from the ground up” project, Henderson Commerce Center Phase I, in 2002. At the intersection of I-515 and Warm Springs Road, this 240,000-square-foot project was the first phase of a master planned, multi-tenant flex-to-office development of over 1.5 million square feet. Other local developments include constructing the 200,000-square-foot Cheyenne Commerce Center on Cheyenne Avenue in North Las Vegas and the second phase of Speedway Commerce Center, totaling over 500,000 square-feet.

Redevelopment is part of a corporate strategy to enhance existing properties in excellent locations that require an investment to fully realize their potential. Examples include the $10 million transformation of the 375,000-square-foot former Spring Mountain Business Park into a uniquely-themed Asian retail and business center just two blocks from the famed Las Vegas Strip. It was renamed “The Center at Spring Mountain” and is home to 200 businesses.