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LAS VEGAS GLOBAL ECONOMIC ALLIANCE 2019 PERSPECTIVE BUSINESS 4.7% 4.7K 4.7K 795 4.9% 884 4.7K 4.5K 0.8" 4.7% 872 894 29% 4.4% 3.5K 24% 13% 22% 5.0% 0.0" 4.7% 4.2K 0.2" 0.1" $ 820 904.9M 17% 19% 931 $ 3.8B 0.0" 4.4% 4.7K 0.0" 34% 5.1% 4.0K 3.6M $ $ 33% 3.7B 387.0K 752 .0K 3.6M 3.7M 3.6B 1 $ $ 839.0M 791.0M $ $ $ 388.5K 0.1" $ 825.3M $ 377.4K 400.0K 0.3" 260.0K $ $ 3.6B 888.3M $ 3.6M $ 3.6B $ 3.5M 259.9K $ 260.0K 389.0K $ 3.7B 3.9B $ $ $ 377.0K 265.0K $ 3.4K 3.5M $843.8M $ 3.7M 256.0K 28% 5.2% 265.0K $926.5M 4.4% $ $399.9K 31% $ 756.1M 0.2" 888.8M $ 3.7M 3.7B 843 3.0K $ $ 0.0" 359.6K$ 594 250.0K $265.0K JUN JUL $386.0K $3.2B AY AUG M S 3.5M $3.8B 3.1M PR ing Pric EP $265.0K $ s e 42% 892.0M $ $ A lo T 3.1K 365.6K 240.0K C ax O 4.5% R ian ab C $833.7M A d l T 0.2" edian e 901 1.5" e e M Cl 5.4% M o R $ 42% M m s 410.0K e o in e N 3.3K t N $ H g O E 3.3B B a 658 Y m ming R P V O E e T l a e i I l T F o G v $260.0K S I e r A 3.4M a S T s n ic G H D s S s R a 3.3M I u D $ A e o e 4.3B N G Vo r r l e l $ N u E T T I w M 239.9K R o m e I t N i C S e G A s N I U e P $ is I J E O S 358.2K N $ H 861.1M V C L M O E C L Y R C E O P L E M P O M M H O E E H N L U A W S E E N R POWERED BY: PERSPECTIVE COUNCIL 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Business Economic Overview 140 Shopping Destinations 154 2018 Annual Average Labor Statistics 140 Downtown Summerlin 155 Gross Regional Product 140 Operating Costs 156 Diversity Index: Las Vegas MSA Employment 140 Total Annual High-Tech Operating Cost Rankings 156 2019 Boyd Corporate Site Selection Leading Indicator Poll 140 Comparative Annual Corporate Travel Costs 156 Employment 141 Transportation 157 Las Vegas MSA Labor Force Summary 141 Western Market Outbound Shipping Costs 157 Las Vegas MSA Establishment-Based Employment 141 Distance From Las Vegas 157 Employment Forecast 141 Air Cargo Activity Trend 157 Comparative Annual High-Technology Labor Costs 142 Rail Delivery Times From Southern Nevada 157 Manufacturing Employment in Clark County 143 McCarran International Airport 158 Economic Development 144 Communications 159 Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance 144 Major TV Stations 159 Target Industries 145 Comparative Annual Telecommunications Costs 159 New & Expanded Companies 146 Las Vegas Designated Market Area (DMA) Ranking 159 Business Assistance Programs 146 Utilities 161 Business Assistance Programs 146 Avg. Monthly Residential Utility Costs 161 Southern Nevada BizConnect 147 Electric Power Cost Comparisons Certified B Corps in Nevada 147 Among Major Western Cities 161 DTP Companies 148 Average Monthly Residential Utility Costs Electric Power 161 Rob Roy’s Innevation Center 148 Average Monthly Residential Utility Costs Water 161 SNWA Infrastructure Charge 161 Nevada Taxes 149 Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) 162 Comparative Real Estate Taxes 151 Single-Family Residential Rates and Thresholds 163 Nevada General Fund Revenues by Fiscal Year 151 Non Single-Family Residential Rates and Thresholds 163 Taxable Retail Sales 152 Banking 165 Clark County Taxable Retail Sales Trend 152 Banks in Clark County 165 National Consumer Confidence Index 152 Credit Unions in Clark County 166 Clark County Combined Taxable Sales/Use Statistical Report 153 Annual Financial Services Back Office Cost Rankings 168 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Business Economic Overview 2018 Annual Average Labor Statistics TOTAL EMPLOYMENT JOB GROWTH1 AVERAGE UNEMPLOYMENT t Rate 2 en METROPOLITAN AREA (IN THOUSANDS) (IN THOUSANDS) WEEKLY EARNINGS RATE loym 3.0% Salt Lake City, UT 736 19.6 $983.13 3.0% p 4.8% LAS VEGAS, NV 1,008 30.9 $808.12 4.8% em n 3.0% Denver, CO 1,500 38.2 $1,054.24 3.0% U T U , 4.1% 2,102 67.4 $963.12 4.1% Y Phoenix, AZ IT C O 2.7% San Francisco, CA 2,441 44.1 $1,366.90 2.7% E C K , A R % Houston, TX 3,117 95.6 $1,048.58 4.3% L E 4.3 V T A L N C E , Los Angeles, CA 6,130 78.2 $1,037.34 4.2% A Z O 2% D . S V A C 4 N , S I 1 2 , X I C Source: United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. Note: Change from 2017 to 2018. Private Employment Only. S X N T A N , A E A G C N O R E , O F H S V T E P L N S S E A U A G Gross Regional Product S O N L A H S O (in Millions) L METROPOLITAN AREA 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Denver, CO $173,016 $186,345 $192,499 $197,068 $208,868 Houston, TX $488,430 $507,183 $494,837 $472,331 $490,074 Economic Overview LAS VEGAS, NV $90,426 $93,742 $103,734 $107,452 $112,288 Los Angeles, CA $852,034 $901,980 $967,100 $996,432 $1,043,735 Phoenix, AZ $199,871 $209,596 $221,570 $231,011 $242,951 Salt Lake City, UT $71,636 $75,214 $80,644 $84,111 $87,802 San Francisco, CA $385,452 $413,027 $445,124 $475,417 $500,710 Source: United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (latest available). Diversity Index: Las Vegas MSA Employment 2019 Boyd Corporate Site Selection STATE PERCENT NEVADA 24% 70.7 71. 9.5 Leading Indicator Poll™ Utah 16% 7.7 12% .0 Which of the following 11 western states has Arizona the most favorable tax and business climate for Idaho 10% new corporate investment? Wyoming 9% 14 15 16 17 18 MORE DIVERSE Source: The Boyd Co., Inc., Location Consultants, Princeton, Montana 8% NJ. Results are based on responses from C-level and other 6% senior executives in public and privately-held Western U.S. Colorado Source: Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Fortune 1000 companies. Online poll conducted February Washington 5% Rehabilitation; United States Bureau of Labor Statistics; Applied 20, 2019 – February 28, 2019. 4% Analysis. New Mexico Oregon 4% Note: Higher numbers indicate greater diversity; a score of 100 2% equals the national employment diversity. California Excellent 9.5 Good 44.1 Nevada Economy Community Neutral .2 Survey How would you rate the current state of Nevada's economy? Bad 8.2 Terrible 2.0 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 140 Business » Economic Overview 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Business Employment Las Vegas MSA Labor Force Summary (in thousands) 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 % CHANGE Labor Force 967.7 984.0 995.1 999.5 1,004.3 1,019.5 1,038.7 1,050.6 1,072.6 1,105.2 3.0% Employment 856.5 848.6 863.5 887.0 906.9 938.0 967.6 989.0 1,016.4 1,052.3 3.5% Unemployment 111.2 135.4 131.6 112.5 97.4 81.5 71.1 61.7 56.2 52.9 -5.8% Unemployment Rate 11.5% 13.8% 13.2% 11.3% 9.7% 8.0% 6.8% 5.9% 5.3% 4.8% Source: United States Bureau of Labor Statistics; State of Nevada Department of Employment, Training & Rehabilitation. Note: Annual averages. Percent change reflects changes from 2017 to 2018. Las Vegas MSA Establishment-Based Employment Employment (in thousands) INDUSTRY 2017 2018 CHANGE % CHANGE Natural Resources & Mining 0.4 0.4 0.0 0.0% Construction 59.3 65.8 6.6 11.1% Manufacturing 23.0 24.3 1.2 5.4% GOODS PRODUCING TOTAL1 82.7 90.5 7.8 9.4% Trade, Transportation & Utilities 174.7 178.6 3.9 2.2% Information 11.3 11.0 -0.3 -2.8% Financial Activities 50.4 51.2 0.8 1.6% Professional & Business Services 138.0 140.9 2.9 2.1% Education & Health Services 96.5 101.0 4.5 4.7% Leisure & Hospitality 289.4 293.9 4.5 1.6% Other Services 31.5 33.2 1.7 5.3% Government 102.3 107.4 5.1 5.0% SERVICES PROVIDING TOTAL1 894.1 917.3 23.1 2.6% TOTAL ALL INDUSTRIES1 976.8 1,007.8 30.9 3.2% Source: United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. Note: Annual Averages. 1Detail may not sum due to rounding. Numbers reflect non-agricultural employment by place of work. It does not necessarily coincide with labor force concept. Includes multiple jobholders. Employment Forecast 2.3% 3.1% 2.6% 2.7% 3.6% 2019 forecast 2019 forecast 2019 forecast 2019 forecast 2019 forecast +2.9% David Schmidt Jeremy Aguero Jeff Hardcastle Stephen Miller Perspective Chief Economist at Principal at State Demographer at Director at Center for Consensus Nevada Department of Applied Analysis University of Nevada, Business and Economic Forecast Employment, Training Reno Research (UNLV) and Rehabilitation Business » Employment 141 2019 LAS VEGAS PERSPECTIVE Business Comparative Annual High-Technology Labor Costs NO.
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