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By: Patrick Sheehan, Homer Glen
District applauds the signing of Senate Bill 1446 into law, a bipartisan measure he co-sponsored to ensure the State of Illinois will begin tracking the manner of death for all firefighters, including suicide and various types of cancer.
We’ve got some constructive feedback for Suarez the next time he needs to issue a public apology.
The retail market in Washoe County remained steady in Q4, with vacancy moving down slightly to 3.8%, reflecting sustained demand for retail space. The quarter did not include any leases exceeding 6,000 sq. ft., indicating limited large-format leasing activity. The largest direct lease was Anthropologie’s 5,995 sq. ft. lease at the Summit Mall. Remaining leasing activity consisted primarily of smaller-format retail spaces, totaling 105,782 sq. ft. of net absorption in 2025. While large-format leasing was limited, the lack of movement reflects a tightly held market with constrained availability rather than weakened tenant demand. With vacancy continuing to trend lower, the retail sector is expected to remain stable and competitive heading into the new year.
