The Nevada Small Business Development Center is creating opportunity for individual small business owners in Las Vegas and all of southern Nevada at an ever increasing rate. The Small Business Development Center is conveniently located right in Las Vegas on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas. The Development Center helped create 194 new small business jobs in Nevada in 2004, which is a 136% increase from the 2003 number. The Small Business Center also increased small business capital formation for 2004 by a stunning 167% (5.6 million dollars) compared to 2003. The stated mission of the Small Business Development Center is to help new and existing small firms with support, advice and information. The counselors at the Small Business Development Center not only hold business degrees, but have worked successfully in the business world as well. This is just another example of the “business friendly” atmosphere you will find in the Las Vegas valley (please refer to our blog story on the surge in manufacturing in southern Nevada). Our economic profile is among the very strongest in the country. Support systems are firmly in place to assist people in moving themselves and their businesses to Las Vegas. Resources are readily available for those moving to Las Vegas with the intention of starting a small business. The market for real estate in Las Vegas is a direct reflection of our economic success. Las Vegas understands that when individual people succeed, the entire community succeeds. The foundation for the Las Vegas real estate market (as a solid investment opportunity) is rooted in this community wide effort to foster growth and prosperity. The success of MS Las Vegas Real Estate is a perfect example of the wealth of opportunity in our great city. The choice of Las Vegas as a place to live and grow and prosper is fundamental to the choice to purchase and enjoy a beautiful Las Vegas home. Please contact us at www.mslasvegasrealestate.com if we can be of service.

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