Commercial

Commercial Leasing in Las Vegas

Landlord and tenant representation across every asset class. We negotiate the lease terms that protect your income or lower your occupancy cost.

Quick answer

Commercial leasing in Las Vegas covers landlord and tenant representation across industrial, retail, office, flex, and multi-family space. The lease structure — triple-net (NNN), gross, or modified gross — decides who pays taxes, insurance, and maintenance, while the terms that move a deal are escalations, the tenant-improvement (TI) allowance, free rent, and renewal options. Tenant representation is typically free to the tenant, since the fee is paid from the listing side. Milvado represents both sides and negotiates the terms that protect your income or lower your occupancy cost.

Commercial Leasing

Lease the Right Space — on the Right Terms

Whether you own space that needs the right tenant or you are a business searching for a home, leasing is where the details matter most. We represent both landlords and tenants with a clear focus on your bottom line.

  • Landlord representation — marketing, tenant qualification, and lease negotiation
  • Tenant representation — site selection, cost analysis, and term negotiation
  • Lease structuring — NNN, gross, escalations, options, and TI allowances
  • Renewals & expansions handled proactively
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Commercial Leasing in Las Vegas, Explained


Lease structures: NNN, gross, and modified gross

The lease type decides who pays for what. In a triple-net (NNN) lease, the tenant pays a lower base rent plus a share of property taxes, insurance, and common-area maintenance — common in industrial and retail. In a gross (full-service) lease, the landlord absorbs most operating costs into a single all-in rent — common in office. A modified gross lease splits the difference. On NNN deals, disciplined NNN lease administration and CAM reconciliation keep the numbers honest year to year.

The terms that move the deal

Base rent is only the start. The clauses that shape your real economics include annual escalations, the tenant improvement (TI) allowance for build-out, free rent during fit-up, options to renew or expand, personal guarantees, and CAM caps. Small changes to these can outweigh a difference in headline rent.

Landlord representation

If you own space, our landlord representation prices it to the current market, markets it aggressively, qualifies tenants on credit and intended use, and negotiates a lease that protects your income and your asset. Once it is leased, our property management team can take over day-to-day operations and owner reporting.

Tenant representation

If you are searching for space, our dedicated tenant representation is typically free to you because our fee comes from the listing side. We define your requirements, tour the market, run a true cost comparison across options, and negotiate the term, TI, and flexibility your business needs — then support a smooth move-in through our tenant resources. Not sure whether to lease or buy? Compare the paths on our commercial sales page.

FAQ

Commercial Leasing Questions


In a NNN lease, the tenant pays base rent plus their share of property taxes, insurance, and common-area maintenance. We explain exactly how it affects your true cost or income.
Yes. Tenant representation is often free to you, since our fee is typically paid from the listing side. We negotiate the best terms on your behalf.
Speed depends on pricing, condition, and demand. We market aggressively and qualify tenants carefully to fill space quickly without sacrificing lease quality.
In a gross or full-service lease, the landlord covers most operating costs and the tenant pays a single all-in rent. In a triple-net (NNN) lease, the tenant pays a lower base rent plus their share of property taxes, insurance, and common-area maintenance. Modified gross leases fall in between. The right structure depends on the asset and how you want cost and risk allocated.
A tenant improvement allowance is money the landlord contributes toward building out or modifying the space, usually quoted per square foot. It is one of the most negotiated points in a lease, and how it is structured affects both the landlord's return and the tenant's out-of-pocket cost.
Terms vary by asset class and deal size. Small retail, office, and flex spaces often run three to five years, while larger industrial and single-tenant deals can run longer. Renewal options, escalations, and early-termination rights are negotiated alongside the base term.
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