Nevada:

Economy Comes a Long Way but Still Working Through Issues

The greater regions of Southern Nevada and Northern Nevada are important to the entire state’s broader economic recovery as the COVID-19 pandemic continues impacting workers, households, and consumers who are integrating back into society and commerce.

That’s according to the most recent forecasts, research articles, reports, and other data and analysis presented or released by various local experts over the past couple of months. Their opinions spotlight intriguing viewpoints, trends and projections so your credit union can plan appropriately:

Southern Nevada
Local experts, organizations, and consultant firms:

Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance (41st Annual Las Vegas Perspective conference):

Lied Center for Real Estate Studies at the Lee Business School (University of Nevada—Las Vegas):

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority:

Nevada Realtors:

RCG Economics:

Applied Analysis:

City of Las Vegas:

Northern Nevada
Local experts, organizations, and consultant firms:

EKAY Economic Consultants:

Lied Center for Real Estate Studies at the Lee Business School (University of Nevada—Las Vegas):

RCG Economics:

Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada:

Nevada (entire state)
Local experts, organizations, and consultant firms:

Lied Center for Real Estate Studies at the Lee Business School (University of Nevada—Las Vegas):

Nevada Business Magazine:

RCG Economics:

Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development:

  • The ongoing “Nevada Dashboard” showing economic performance data, economic development data (labor market, real estate, etc.), location comparisons, and a detailed overview.

NV Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) 
Released by the State of Nevada:

Nevada Economic Forum (State of Nevada)
Released by the State of Nevada:

Nevada: Demographics, Labor, Education & Economic Resources 

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