FERNLEY, NV — LRE & Companies, a full spectrum real estate development, asset manager, construction, and hotel management company, has unveiled plans for Fernley Promenade, a 13-acre mixed-used development project comprising of industrial, retail, and hotel, in Fernley, Nevada, one of the fastest-growing cities in The Silver State.

"We've developed, opened, and operated hundreds of restaurants throughout Northern California and Western Nevada over two decades," said Akki Patel, CEO of LRE & Companies. "Throughout our journey, we've perfected the process of identifying the right pieces of real estate and where future growth will be. Our strategic evaluation identified several prime real estate opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets for mixed-use development projects. Due to its proximity to major highways and strong market fundamentals, Fernley is one of those locations."

Fernley Promenade will have a 98-room hotel, three quick-service restaurants, three large junior anchors, and 16,000 square feet of shop space. An extended-stay lodging facility, the four-story Home2 Suites at Fernley Promenade will have a swimming pool, fitness center, guest laundry room, breakfast room, and sundries shop. LRE & Companies is in the process of finalizing the project's national junior anchors. There are already several letters of intent for the restaurant pads. The remaining retail and QSR spaces are available for lease.

Fernley Promenade is adjacent to Victory Logistics District, a 4,300-acre master planned industrial center capable of meeting the growing need for manufacturing, distribution, data center, and logistics development in the region. The site is strategically located between a Super Walmart and Lowe's facing Highway 80. The project is slated to be completed by year-end 2024.

Located at the intersection of Interstate 80, U.S. Route 50 Alternate, and U.S. Route 95 Alternate, Fernley is a 30-minute drive from Reno, Nevada, about 22 miles north of Lake Tahoe; a 12-minute drive from Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, the largest industrial center in the United States and home to more than 100 companies; and nearly an hour drive to Pyramid Lake, the only habitat in the world for the Cui-ui fish that has been around for more than two million years.

In addition to many mom-and-pop restaurants, hotels, and casinos in the city, Fernley has an emerging tech community, including facilities for Tesla, Panasonic, and Apple. The city is also known for being the former home to one of the first Amazon.com fulfillment centers in the world.

Fernley has been in a growth cycle for much of the past decade, with little evidence indicating it will be slowing. Part of the Reno-Sparks metropolitan statistical area, consisting of two counties in Western Nevada, Washoe and Storey, Fernley has a population of nearly 23,000, with a five-mile population projection by 2026 of 25,070. The city has strong market fundamentals, including a growing population, ample affordable housing, a business-friendly state government, and plentiful employment opportunities.

"Fernley Promenade has all the elements of a successful mixed-use development when you look at it on paper," said Victor Chiang, Vice President of Development at LRE & Companies. "Being in one of the strongest counties in Northern Nevada, Lyon County, Fernley over the last 10 years has attracted large Class A industrial developers. We expect Fernley Promenade to drive tourism to the community and become a significant demand generator for future investments. The opportunity for investors, retailers, and, most importantly, the community is significant."