The First LEED™ Certified Gold Class A Office Building in Downtown Las Vegas

Anna D. Juarez, RPA
Real Estate Manager

Anna Juarez has over ten years experience managing and supervising leased facilities in multi-property portfolios exceeding one million square feet including fiscal and personnel management. She has excellent communication and interpersonal skills and is proficient in maintaining lease requirements and ensuring all lease options and procedures are followed and fully supported.

Anna was originally hired in 2000 as a real estate manager in the Las Vegas office of Realty Holdings Group, which later became Burnham Real Estate.

Anna’s leasing and property management portfolio included the management of more than 800,000 sq.ft. of retail, office and industrial space including a 250,000 sq.ft. Class A office building in downtown Las Vegas and a 135,000 sq.ft hanger project at McCarran International Airport.

She is responsible for preparing operating budgets, CAM reconciliations and monthly financial and lease analysis reports to the ownership entities in addition to supervising onsite maintenance, security and administrative personnel and developing and maintaining good tenant and vendor relationships. As a valued member of the Las Vegas team Anna has acquired experience coordinating an array of capital and tenant improvement projects including roof, security and energy management system upgrades. In Las Vegas, Anna is real estate manager of the Internal Revenue Services building, the Social Security Administration building and The Molasky Corporate Center.

A resident of Las Vegas since 1988, Anna graduated from University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 1993. Anna has received her RPA professional designation from BOMA International and she also holds a Nevada real estate license and property management permit. She is an active member in the BOMA Nevada, St. Louis and Portland chapters.

Dan Edwards
Director of Operations

During his career, Dan Edwards has maintained more than 200 commercial properties that exceeded four million square feet. Edwards has more than 30 years experience in managing operations for a multitude of properties including a strong background in operations management of properties leased to government agencies such as: GSA, IRS, SSA, BLM, U.S. Forest Service, Fish & Wildlife Service and USGS. Additionally, Edwards maintained the San Diego Port Authority properties which included Fisherman’s Wharf, Fisherman’s Village and the Oceanography Institute of La Jolla.

Edwards is a Vietnam veteran and retired from the U.S. Navy after twenty years of service as Navy Chief with a strong electrical/mechanical background.

Upon retiring from the Navy, Dan spent more than 20 years in the field working for a construction company on government properties in Reno, NV, Casper WY and St. George, UT; and entertainment venues in Branson, MO.

Living in Las Vegas for the past 10 years, Edwards managed the facilities at the Neonopolis entertainment complex in downtown Las Vegas. Since 2004, Edwards has been director of operations at Molasky Group of Companies handling The IRS Building (Las Vegas, NV), The Social Security Administration Building (Las Vegas, NV) and the Molasky Corporate Center, Las Vegas’ first Class–A LEED Gold certified office building.

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About the Developer: Molasky Group

The Molasky Group of Companies is considered a primary influence in the astounding growth of southwestern United States. Chairman Irwin Molasky holds one of the Las Vegas’ oldest contracting licenses, obtained in the 1950s when he began building room additions and garage conversions.

Molasky, along with his children, strategic business partners and professional executives, formed real estate companies in Nevada and California and started a tradition of quality real estate development and management. Its impressive track record includes an innovative and highly marketable portfolio of commercial, industrial and residential properties.

They built many of Las Vegas’ “first” landmarks, including downtown Las Vegas’ first Class-A high rise office tower, the 240,000–square–foot Bank of America Plaza; Nevada's first fully–enclosed regional mall, The Boulevard Mall, which opened in 1967 with 1.3MM square feet of retail space and introduced Sears and JC Penney to the market; and the valley’s first private hospital, Sunrise Hospital, along with 300,000 square feet of related medical office space.

The company is credited with igniting the current luxury high–rise residential market, teaming with casino executive Steve Wynn to change the Las Vegas skyline with Park Towers. A testament to elegance, luxury and cutting–edge architecture, Park Towers was named by Town & Country magazine as one of the top five residential buildings in the United States.

In 2005, The Molasky Group of Companies broke ground on Phase II of Molasky Corporate Center, bringing 265,000 square feet of Class A office space into downtown Las Vegas’ re–development district. What is compelling and sets this building apart from other development in the valley is that it will have Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building certification. Through innovative, state of the art strategies for site development, efficient water and energy systems, low maintenance materials, smart building controls and other cost–effective services and amenities, Molasky Corporate Center provides one of the highest quality work environments in downtown Las Vegas.

Today the company focuses efforts on building federal projects nationwide. Its most recent building dedication was in St. Louis, MO where the National Personnel & Records Center for the National Archives houses all military records, from George Patton to Elvis Presley to present military personnel. Currently under construction are four field offices for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Portland, Cincinnati, Minneapolis and San Diego. For more information visit www.molaskyco.com.