Organizations ranging from economic development agencies to homebuilders are seeking to capitalize on the trend of remote work.
Heading into 2021, businesses will likely be deciding whether to keep their offices empty or create new vacancies in the commercial real estate market.
People still are getting married in Washoe County during the COVID-19 pandemic — just not nearly as many of them.
The logistics sector has been bouncing back from pandemic job losses more quickly than any other part of the region’s economy.
Working from home — at least part of the time — increasingly is becoming routine at companies in Reno and Sparks.
The frenetic pace of apartment construction in Reno and Sparks might be slowing just little, says an analyst who keeps close tabs on the business.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, job recruiters are edging back into their pursuit of UNR students.
Deposits in banks in Reno and Sparks rose dramatically during the past year, but some of the increase may prove to be short-lived.
Hotel occupancy was higher than tourism executives anticipated, in part, they believe, because tourists are looking to get outdoors.
The COVID-19 pandemic and the Reno area’s growing importance as a distribution center for Internet retailers are likely to create a lot of temporary jobs this holiday season.
