Season 4-Episode 31: Larry Singer

In this episode of the WC podcast, Larry Singer, the Senior Managing Director at Newmark and member of the Vegas Chamber Board of Trustees, shares his remarkable journey from the Bronx to the bustling Las Vegas commercial real estate scene. He reflects on how his early experiences in his father’s business instilled a strong work ethic that has guided him throughout his career. After moving to Las Vegas during a recession, Larry quickly recognized the city’s untapped potential for growth and opportunity in the real estate market.He provides insightful commentary on current market trends, particularly the rising popularity of mixed-use developments that cater to the evolving needs of both residents and businesses. Larry also addresses the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the office market, noting how it has sparked renewed discussions about the importance of in-person work environments. He emphasizes that mentorship is vital for young professionals, as hands-on training and guidance are essential for nurturing future leaders in any industry.Larry’s commitment to community service shines through his involvement with children’s non-profits like Miracle Flights, which provides transportation for children with rare diseases to receive specialized medical care. He underscores the importance of community support for such organizations and encourages listeners to participate in upcoming events, highlighting these efforts' positive impact on young lives. Larry's genuine passion for both his work and community reflects his belief in the power of helping others and fostering connections in both personal and professional spheres.Outside of his professional commitments, Larry enjoys a variety of hobbies, including watching classic films and cooking with his wife. They love to spend leisurely Sundays together, often preparing a delicious meal while enjoying an old movie. Additionally, they frequently take road trips around the Southwest, exploring new places and creating cherished memories.Larry offers some practical advice for young people embarking on their careers: first, discover what you’re genuinely passionate about—something that feels fulfilling rather than just a job. Second, seek out a mentor who can provide support and guidance. Finally, consider starting your career in a larger corporation, which can offer more resources and opportunities for professional growth than small businesses.Miracle Flights:https://miracleflights.org/Vegas Chamber:https://vegaschamber.com/