City Crossing

Located in the foothills of Black Mountain, adjacent to the Henderson Executive Airport and just down the road from the M Resort, City Crossing will offer a vibrant, pedestrian oriented-neighborhood situated on a huge 126-acre lot. The project will include: approximately 400,000 SF of boutique...more

McCarran Village

Another mixed-use development, McCarran Village, is under construction. This project is directly west of the East Village project on Tropicana Road.  The plans call for lots of residence over retail, hi-rise condos, a 30 story hotel, and plenty of restaurants and shops. Since it abuts East Village, I'm hoping they choose a true urban solution and merge the projects, allowing simple walk-over routes as opposed to having to walk to Tropicana Road in order to visit the neighboring property (pseudo urban).
 

 Trop 42   (formerly Shoma 38)

Trop 42 is a proposed mixed-use project for the 42-acre plot east of the MGM Grand on Tropicana Blvd., directly across from the Executive Aviation Terminal.  Six high rises encircle the project which will have a resort with a casino, condos, condo-hotel, retail and an entertainment complex.

The developers have expanded the original 38-acre plan by adding the four-acre lot to the west of the 38 acres they owned.

No word yet on a groundbreaking date. 

This project is proposed

Las Vegas Wet

Is Vegas ready for a giant, over the top, multi-themed, mega play land? Maybe...more

Sullivan Square
CANCELLED

Sullivan Square is a "green" project which will anchor the new West Village area at the southwest corner of the 215.  

The project will instill a sense of "village" with many small shops like bakeries and produce markets lining the streets. The project also includes office space...more

Ultimate Sports Resort
AKA City of Sports
PRESUMED DEAD

NEWS 1/27/06   The (now titled) Ultimate Sports Resort is planning on a North Las Vegas location near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

This one is unique and not just a dream project. While the news is not yet official, the huge $4-billion City of Sports will be a destination property, tapping a new customer base. I'm not sure that the North Las Vegas location (eight miles from the strip) is a good idea.

At the heart of the complex will be a hotel and casino, featuring 5,500 rooms and suites, roughly 1,000 athlete dorms and day-use rooms, and 150,000 square feet of premium gaming split in to smoking and non-smoking areas.

Integrated throughout the complex will be: six sports arenas (the largest of which will seat 26,000), numerous sports training facilities, a sports activity center where guests and visitors can watch and play sports (24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year).

The plan also calls for: nightlife activities in the entertainment venues, a wide selection of fun non-sports activities, a nearly one million square foot convention center-meeting space, luxury condominiums, retail space including a unique sports equipment exhibition, first-rate medical services, a luxurious spa and salon, a food and beverage program that includes gourmet restaurants and healthy buffets, and many more unique activities and services.

The entire resort will be serviced by a multi-use parking structure that will accommodate 23,000 vehicles and has a driving range on top.