Notable Projects

Meridian GIS – St. George, Utah
Principal, product design, marketing and development
Meridian is Southern Utah's only Geographic Information Services firm producing for the public.  The firm offers not only traditional GIS products, but also architectural photography, real estate marketing materials and graphics, and aerial photography.  Mr. Griffin is fluent in ARC-based software and digital imagery.  In 2008, the firm was sold to its employees.

Landbaron Investments Utah Affilliate

Property Selection and Evaluation, Asset Enhancement, Development
Landbaron is a premier Las Vegas land syndicate, with more than $1 billion in assets.  Mr. Griffin is in charge of selecting property in Southern Utah for purchase, completing the due diligence process, monitoring closing, and any entitlement work of development on those properties and final disposition of the assets. Mr. Griffin is also a principal investor in Landbaron deals in Southern Utah and Arizona.

Southern Utah Shopping Centers
Site Acquisition, Project Design Assistance, Sales and Leasing
Sunset Corner, Pineview Plaza, Commerce Pointe, Shoppes at Santa Clara, The Centre at Dinosaur Crossing

Southern Utah Office Properties
Site Acquisition, Project Design Assistance, Sales and Leasing
The Chiniquy Center, The Park at Paradise Canyon, The Park at Dinosaur Crossing, Richens Eye Center, Steton Technologies Building, Southern Office Plaza

Southern Utah Industrial Properties

Site Acquisition, Project Design Assistance, Sales and Leasing
River Park, Windfalls Business Center, Quail Creek Business Park

Flamingo Corridor Revitalization Project (for Nevada Power)
Project concept, Project design, Leasing
Undertaken on behalf of Nevada Power Company.  This included concept origination, analysis, design, entitlement, marketing, negotiation and leasing of two linear miles of frontage on Flamingo Road from Maryland Parkway to Koval Lane. This involved a major transmission line redesign and consolidation, interfacing with several NPC departments, other utilities, end-users, and virtually every branch of Clark County Current Planning.  What originally cost Nevada Power over $250,000 in annual landscape costs was transformed into a prime net-leased asset with a  a gross lease valuation in excess of $250 million.

Tenaska (for Texas Power Partners)
Site location and evaluation for a $1.2 Billion quad gas turbine generation facility
Involved location and mapping of several hundred miles of power and natural gas transmission lines throughout Southern California and Nevada to find suitable generation facility locations.  A site northeast of Las Vegas was selected and contracted, but was dropped in favor of another site in Oregon.

InterX Pharmaceuticals (Under FDA supervision  with Chinese and American firms)
Site location and evaluation for an opiate processing facility
Involved in-detail mapping of the entire valley, seeking a site with adequate security to process raw opium in large quantities for standard prescription drugs such as Demerol, Morphine, etc.  The one-acre facility was estimated to cost $40 Million dollars to construct. Consideration had to given for seismic stability, soil quality, road surface, quality and width, proximity and response time to fire, police, SWAT, and military, utility capacity, distance to Federal rights-of-way, and other factors.  A site was selected and contracted but cancelled as the Chinese joint venture partners lost key political allies within the People's Republic of China necessary for exporting opium.

Watt Commercial Properties
North Mesa Plaza (North Las Vegas, NV)
Lease-up, design input, overall marketing of multi-anchored regional power center involving VON's Grocery, WalMart, Office Max; a total of 650,000 square feet of retail.  This center is located in an emerging market sector where census-based demographic data was wildly inaccurate.  Leasing to national firms requiring specialized data proved very difficult, so a custom demographic survey was produced based on actual information.  The Center is now open with mostly national tenants.

United States Justice Department (Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization)
Site location for INS processing center (Las Vegas)
Involved detailed demographic analysis to find most suitable site for primary immigration processing facility.  The site is open.

ReSource Consulting Group
GIS based data development and processing
In 1996, two partners and Graig Griffin formed a company to provide high-end GIS based information processing and mapping to the Southern Nevada real estate community.  ReSource offered several products and produced the first non-governmental full-color aerial map of Las Vegas with full geocoding.  The company was sold in 1998 and still operates, producing the ReSource Books, a sectional map set for Clark County that has become an industry standard, designed by Mr. Griffin.