Las Vegas Has A New Address
Las Vegas has a new address and it's downtown. Most people know Las Vegas from the outside. But the people who actually live here know that downtown is where the real city lives. Walkable streets, acclaimed restaurants, a homegrown authentic arts district and residences designed for people who want more than a zip code. Relocate and join the reinvention.
Several residential developments are coming online and are available for you to be close to all of the action of the 18b Las Vegas Arts District, fabulous restaurants, breweries, the Fremont East Entertainment District, Symphony Park and more.
The 18b Las Vegas Arts District
The Arts District has transformed into one of the city’s premier destinations. The Arts District is home to shops, galleries, restaurants and the very popular Brewery Row. We have two new residential midrise projects that are ready for new residents. Gemma, a three-building complex on Third Street south of Charleston Boulevard, adds 337 units built by Southern Land companies. Cedar Street has opened the Myles at Imperial Avenue and Commerce Street, adding 311 units. A third new apartment development at Charleston and Third Street from Alliant is working on entitlements for 560 units.
The Midtown development is coming to the Arts District soon and will bring 208 residential spaces and a plaza with shopping and dining.
Symphony Park
Symphony Park is the city's cultural hub, featuring The Smith Center for the Performing Arts and plans for a new Las Vegas Museum of Art. Naturally, Symphony Park has become a neighborhood where people want to live.
Symphony Park is home to new and existing residential projects. Southern Land's new 22-story apartment tower, Capella, will open this summer with 272 units. It’s midrise sister property, Bria, will have 275 units, as well as 14,000 square feet of retail space.
At the north end of Symphony Park, Patrick Brennan’s Cello Tower and Origin development is set to begin construction this summer. Cello is a 32-story tower, which will be part of a shopping, retail, office and dining district with midrise residential units and offices. In total, these projects will bring 390 additional residential units downtown and we hope it will be the home to a much-needed downtown grocery store.
Fremont East Entertainment District
The Fremont East Entertainment District is a multi-block entertainment area marked by retro-looking neon signs, dozens of bars, dining and retail venues and the historic El Cortez hotel-casino. This pedestrian-friendly area has become a downtown hotspot in recent years and is a place to experience the vintage Vegas vibes. Just to the west of the district is the world-famous Fremont Street Experience, featuring the world's largest LED screen. This pedestrian mall offers direct access to downtown hotel-casinos and is home to concerts and events throughout the year.
To learn more about downtown residential offerings click the below link. Residential complexes that would like to be included on this page shoule email pao@lasvegasnevada.gov.