Rockefeller Group announced that it has purchased a former Walmart Supercenter on a 19-acre site in North Las Vegas for the development of two industrial buildings totaling 369,198 square feet. The demolition of the former Walmart Supercenter will begin this month.
Located at the intersection of Craig Road and North Nellis Boulevard, the site has been rezoned from retail to industrial and is located less than three miles from the company’s other two industrial projects, within a one-day drive to ten major U.S. cities and Mexico.
The new industrial development, Craig Road Logistics Center, will include two buildings, a 227,660 square foot building with 36’ clear height, and a 141,538 square foot building with 32’ clear height. The larger building will include 176 auto-parking stalls, and 29 dock doors. The smaller building will include 219 auto-parking stalls, and 18 dock doors.
“Given the interest we have had from third-party logistics users and other distribution tenants in both our Nellis project and Cheyenne projects in North Las Vegas, this is a logical next project for us and an excellent opportunity for us to continue our expansion to Las Vegas,” said James Wall, Senior Associate for Rockefeller Group. “Las Vegas remains one of the fastest growing industrial markets in the country, with net absorption of approximately 3.1 million square feet and vacancy at approximately 1.6% as of the end of Q2 2023.”
Rockefeller Group represented itself in the land purchase. Jason Simon and Rob Lujan of JLL’s Las Vegas office will be the listing brokers for the project. Lee & Sakahara Architects will design the project and TWC Construction will be the general contractor. Rockefeller Group’s civil engineer is Taney Engineering.
