REAL ESTATE BRIEFS: Susan Marques joins team

Susan Marques joins Huntington &Ellis
Susan Marques has joined the Darin Marques Group at Huntington &Ellis as an actual property agent. Marques is a former skilled boxer and fitness center proprietor. She focuses on luxurious actual property video advertising.
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UNLV’s Mojave Bloom photo voltaic house at Storyteller’s Garden
Councilwoman Olivia Diaz; Dr. Nancy Uscher, dean of the UNLV College of Fine Arts; and Dr. Rama Venkat, dean of Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering, will lower the ribbon on the Mojave Bloom photo voltaic house because it goes on show on the metropolis’s Storyteller’s Garden.
The ribbon-cutting is scheduled for 10 a.m. June 14, on the backyard, simply north of the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden within the 1000 block of South Casino Center Boulevard.
Mojave Bloom took third place within the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon competitors that challenges collegiate groups world wide to design and construct solar-powered properties. Over the course of 32 months, roughly 50 UNLV college students from quite a lot of tutorial backgrounds, together with structure, engineering and psychology, designed, deliberate and constructed the 628-square-foot home.
Through a partnership with the town of Las Vegas, Mojave Bloom now can be on the Storyteller’s Garden and function a gathering space for the volunteers who assist the town with maintenance on the backyard and the adjoining Las Vegas Healing Garden, which was constructed by the group to recollect these misplaced in the course of the Oct. 1, 2017, bloodbath.
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NAIOP members help group
Members of NAIOP Southern Nevada, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association representing industrial actual property builders, homeowners and associated professionals in workplace, industrial, retail and mixed-use actual property, have gone to nice lengths to serve others throughout this difficult 12 months.
According to NAIOP Southern Nevada Community Service Chairwoman Patti Dillion, NAIOP members have donated hundreds of {dollars} in meals, clothes, hygiene merchandise and college provides to homeless teenagers, senior residents, at-risk youth and medically fragile youngsters all through Southern Nevada this 12 months. They have additionally volunteered a whole bunch of hours of their time.
For a few years, NAIOP Southern Nevada has organized and executed group service tasks that profit native nonprofits, together with Casa Foundation Las Vegas, Communities In Schools of Nevada, Helping Hands of Vegas Valley, Hollingsworth Elementary School, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Street Teens, St. Jude’s Ranch for Children and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Las Vegas.
Over the previous 12 months, the COVID-19 pandemic compelled the NAIOP Community Service Committee to get extra inventive and to reframe its service tasks, whereas nonetheless offering volunteer alternatives for members. So far in 2021, NAIOP members have volunteered 199 hours to nonprofits all through
Southern Nevada. In 2020 NAIOP volunteer hours totaled practically 1,300 hours, together with 720 hours on the renovation undertaking at St. Jude’s Ranch for Children and 156 hours engaged on the Communities in Schools Thanksgiving occasion.

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