Industrial

Prologis Arrowhead Commerce Center

prologis arrowhead commerce center, las vegas, NV 89120

Price

Price on request

Price/Sq Ft

$1.40

Description

±15,000 SF Industrial Space Available for Sublease Suite 400 is ±15,000 SF and includes ±1,180 SF office, 28’ clear height, (1) grade level door, (6) dock high doors, ESFR fire sprinklers, and 200 A, 277/480 V, 3-phase power. Sublease expires 4/30/2027.

Property description as provided by the listing source. PropZone adds independent market context, valuation estimates, and comparable listings.

Location

prologis arrowhead commerce center, las vegas, NV 89120

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Financial Details

Lease TypeTriple Net (NNN)

Market Context

As of Q1 2026, the Las Vegas industrial market showed average asking rents near $14.40/SF/yr. Source: multiple brokerages Q1 2026 market report.

Projected current pricing

low confidence

Projected asking rent

$14.40/SF/yr

Estimated sale value

$173–$212/SF

Modeled estimate (income approach) shown as a range — not an appraisal. Projected asking rent × occupancy × net-operating-income margin band ÷ market cap rate, from Q1 2026 multiple brokerages data (cap rate 5.5%, asking rent held flat).

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Unified Estimate

Medium Confidence

$1.10/SF/mo-$1.48/SF/mo

Mid: $1.29/SF/mo

Rate estimator only; cost-of-business estimate unavailable.

Lease Rate & Market Trend

Market report quarterly trend fallbackFIPS 32003

Low Confidence

Avg Rent ($/SF/mo) (market data)

Market asking rent (quarterly avg)

Investment Analysis

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