Big-Box Distribution
Modern buildings from roughly 100,000 to well over 1,000,000 square feet, with high clear height, deep truck courts, and abundant dock doors for regional distribution and e-commerce fulfillment.
The valley's largest and fastest-growing industrial submarket — home to the Apex Industrial Park, the I-15 corridor, and Southern Nevada's biggest distribution buildings. We help you buy, sell, and lease here.
North Las Vegas is the largest and fastest-growing industrial submarket in Southern Nevada, anchored by the roughly 18,000-acre Apex Industrial Park along Interstate 15. It is the valley's hub for big-box distribution, logistics, and manufacturing. Milvado Realty helps investors, owner-users, landlords, and tenants buy, sell, and lease warehouse and industrial space across North Las Vegas.
North Las Vegas has what the rest of the valley is running short of: large, contiguous, industrially zoned land with direct access to Interstate 15 — the freeway that connects Southern Nevada to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and to tens of millions of consumers within about a day's drive.
That combination of land and logistics has pulled the newest, tallest, most modern distribution buildings to the north valley. Paired with Nevada's tax structure — no state income tax and no inventory tax — it is why national developers and occupiers keep choosing North Las Vegas.
Apex · I-15 · DistributionApex Industrial Park is the single largest industrial park in Southern Nevada — roughly 18,000 acres along Interstate 15, about 20 miles northeast of the Las Vegas Strip, according to the City of North Las Vegas. Much of it carries heavy and general industrial zoning (including M-2), which supports uses — manufacturing, large-scale distribution, outdoor storage, and data centers — that are hard to site anywhere else in the valley.
The scale of activity is what sets Apex apart. The City reports tens of millions of square feet completed, under construction, or planned across the park. Recent momentum includes the speculative Apex Ridge Logistics Park (about 1.3 million square feet across two buildings) and a 205-acre land sale to Novva Data Centers for nearly $181 million, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. For investors and occupiers, that pipeline means real optionality on building size, clear height, and delivery timing.
Modern buildings from roughly 100,000 to well over 1,000,000 square feet, with high clear height, deep truck courts, and abundant dock doors for regional distribution and e-commerce fulfillment.
Heavy-zoned sites at Apex support power-intensive manufacturing and uses that need outdoor storage or specialized infrastructure.
Growing supply of smaller units for contractors, trades, and service businesses that want to be near the north-valley labor base. Owner-user & small-bay →
Land availability and power have drawn major data-center and special-use investment to the Apex corridor.
Because North Las Vegas absorbed the heaviest concentration of new industrial deliveries, it has carried higher vacancy than the rest of the valley through 2025–2026, per Cushman & Wakefield. For tenants and buyers, that short-term imbalance is the opportunity: more available modern space, more competitive rates, and more willingness from landlords to offer concessions. As supply growth slows and absorption continues, the fundamentals point back toward a tighter market.
Whether you're acquiring a distribution building, leasing warehouse space, or repositioning an asset in the Apex corridor, tell us your goal and we'll go to work — confidentially, with no obligation.
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