With 20 years of experience in commercial real estate, and more than a decade in the northern Nevada industrial market, Beki Dobson brings practical strategy, strong tenant advocacy and local expertise to help businesses find the right industrial space and set themselves up for success.

Building Success Through Strategy and Insight

As Vice President at Miller Industrial Properties, Beki has helped clients lease over 2.5 million square feet of industrial space across Northern Nevada. She manages one of the region’s most comprehensive industrial databases, tracking inventory, trends and off-market opportunities to give her clients a true competitive advantage.

Beki’s real estate career began in Southern California, where she specialized in site selection, marketing and portfolio management with leading firms including Colliers International and Studley, Inc. She later expanded her experience with Venture Development Group in Las Vegas, where she focused on property development, marketing and tenant relations.

Since returning to Reno in 2012, Beki has focused exclusively on industrial brokerage and earning her prestigious SIOR designation.

Rooted in Reno, Focused on Results

Northern Nevada’s industrial market moves fast and local relationships, experience and real-time insight are essential. Beki’s boots-on-the-ground expertise, combined with Miller Industrial’s proprietary database, trusted working relationships with landlords and consistent access to off-market and under-marketed opportunities, empowers clients to make confident, strategic real estate decisions in a competitive and evolving market.

Beyond Real Estate

Outside the office, Beki enjoys life with her husband, a gearhead with a talent for fixing just about anything, and their three boys, who keep the calendar packed with sports and spontaneous chaos. The family shares a love of the outdoors and a habit of disappearing on weekends to go camping or exploring in search of the perfect desert sunset and wide-open space.

Beki is also an active supporter of local nonprofits, including the Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada, and the Child Assault Prevention (CAP) Program.