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Hangar Developer Wins RFP at Las Vegas-area KBVU
The company is now negotiating a lease on the 40 acres of land
Aerial view of KBVU
New Mexico-based aircraft shelter builder High Flying Hangars is now negotiating with Nevada’s Boulder City on a lease on 40 acres of land at Boulder City Municipal Airport. The company plans to develop a large hangar complex there.

Aviation real estate developer High Flying Hangars (HFH) has won a request-for-proposal process for aircraft hangars at Nevada’s Boulder City Municipal Airport (KBVU). The Albuquerque, New Mexico-based company was selected by the city from among several applicants to develop a 40-acre parcel of land. Now, the two sides are negotiating a long-term lease agreement as plans move forward.

“The total acreage we have to work with at [KBVU] allows us to build a large number of hangars in a wide range of sizes to support the growing needs of local aircraft owners,” said HFH senior v-p of sales Lisa deFrees. She noted that designs under consideration range from 40 feet wide for piston singles up to 120 feet wide to shelter large-cabin business jets that KBVU’s 5,100-foot runway can accommodate. Also in the plan is a multi-use clubhouse for aircraft owners.

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