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Las Vegas Central
(Near Strip)
Las Vegas Central was to be located
directly south of the
Las Vegas Convention Center,
The developers now have other plans for the...more |
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Club Renaissance
(Downtown)
Club Renaissance
is advertised as "vertical country club condominiums". This proposed
development will become an important player in the rebirth of downtown Las
Vegas. The structure, which is being built by Downtown Development Group
LLC, will be within walking distance of downtown casinos, the Arts District
and municipal offices.
The 60-story residential tower
will be home to 800 units. The wealth of amenities highlight the
country-club lifestyle, with swimming pools, tennis courts and membership to
the renowned Angel Park Golf Club, which is less than 10 miles away.
Club Renaissance will be
located at Casino Center Boulevard and Bonneville. Interstate 15 and U.S. 95
provide access to other locations in the Las Vegas valley. No groundbreaking date has
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Crown Las Vegas
(Strip)
Sadly, Crown Las Vegas is cancelled on 3/26/08. The Tower was slated to
be the tallest building west of the Mississippi...more |
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Pinnacle
Pinnacle
(a would-be Condo/Hotel located on Tropicana just south-west of the Orleans)
was cancelled on 3/3/08...more |
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Conrad Las Vegas / Waldorf
Astoria Residences
The five star Conrad/Waldorf
was cancelled after the new owners of
Hilton sold the land. Conrad is the highest level for Hilton and is
considered by many to be higher than Ritz Carlton. This was a
no-casino design...more |
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Spanish View Tower
Spanish View Tower has
been on hold for over one year with no news...more |
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The New Frontier (Montreux)
Phil Ruffin sells the New Frontier
to New York's Elad,
read
more here
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W Hotel
NEWS
5/12/07
The W Hotel is cancelled, reportedly
due to rising construction costs.
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Maxim Hotel and Casino
MGM MIRAGE has
purchased the land and has future plans for the site.
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4275 Dean Martin
Dr.
Tommy Rockers, a
popular sing-along club on Dean Martin Dr. was to be converted to a
high-rise condo. The project fizzled for many reasons.
Visit the 4275 Dean Martin Dr. Website
Map B-9
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Golden Palms
Across I-15 from Excalibur,
the Golden Palms Hotel and Casino is a modest property (formally Howard
Johnson's) This rendering suggests that it would be reborn into a south beach
Florida styled resort.
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Sandhurst Cancelled
1/13/07 Rising construction costs have doomed yet another condo
project.
Sandhurst
would have been centrally located in the southern part of downtown, known as Parkway
Center, which includes the Clark County Government Center, the Premium
Outlets, the World Market Center and the Proposed
Union
Park development.
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Urban Village Cancelled
The 200 acre mixed use
development, Urban Village was to be located directly south of the
South Point Resort (shown on the right side of the rendering) on Las Vegas Blvd. (about
four miles south of McCarran Airport). Rumor has it that a
Station Resort
will anchor its south border. The area between the two resorts would
have been
filled with condos, apartments, retail and offices.
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V E G A S 8 8 8
Cancelled
Units too high-end to
support sales / construction costs
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V E G A S 8 8 8
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Las
Ramblas Cancelled
Related sold the land to
Edge
Group who has plans for a large mixed use development named
Edge East.
More on Las Ramblas
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Icon Las Vegas Cancelled
Icon Las Vegas (Related LLC) was
almost sold out but was delayed by litigations with the
Conrad Waldorf project (next-door) over view-blocking issues. While the court case
lingered, construction costs were on the rise. The project was then
cancelled leaving the hundreds of new owners without a condo. A
class action law suit is pending.
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Liberty Tower Cancelled
Ivana's sister project
Liberty Tower has been cancelled with no comment from
the developer.
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Ivana Las Vegas Cancelled
Ivana,
one of the first proposed and the tallest high-rise condos, is now cancelled
or shelved (possibly waiting for a new developer). The 73-story building
would have towered over the city at 940 feet. The location was on a two acre
lot at the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sahara Avenue,
that's now occupied by the dormant Holy Cow casino/brew pub.
Sadly,
this beauty will stay on the dreams page until further notice.
More on Ivana
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