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B & R PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.

Real Estate Firm, LAS VEGAS, Nevada

5 public records, official registers

Confirmed in 5 public records

On file

License status
Active with the city. Three more licenses are on file behind Login. Q01-01198
Location
LAS VEGAS: one record in ZIP 89148. Q01-01198
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On the web

What it says it does

B&R Property Management is a full-service apartment management company specializing solely in the Las Vegas market, operating since 1981. It manages more than 30 large apartment communities totaling approximately 6,000 units in the greater Las Vegas area. The company is headquartered at 8966 Spanish Ridge Avenue, Suite #100, Las Vegas, NV 89148.

From its website, checked September 15, 2026

Website
brprop.com

State registration

Entity type
Domestic Corporation
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History

  1. Registered with the state

Licenses on file

Real Estate Firm Active Unit agrees Q01-01198
License number Q01-01198, LAS VEGAS, 89148
Why we know this
Source: The city's business license register.
Checked Sep 8, 2026
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State registration on file

B & R PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC. NV19811001867
Active, NV business id NV19811001867, formed February 9, 1981
Why we know this
Source: The Secretary of State's corporate record.
Effective Feb 9, 1981
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