Alexis Park (Harmon Corridor)
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

The Alexis Park Hotel is an older, middle-class, two-story hotel on Harmon Rd.  Harmon is becoming the new, hip, hot spot, so the folks at Alexis Park have announced a $400-million redevelopment of the property  which will feature a 28-story hotel tower with 1,000 rooms, 60,000 square-feet of casino space, dining, shopping, entertainment, spa, and meeting facilities.

In addition, the existing 500 rooms (in two-story buildings) will be renovated. 350 will be turned into exclusive villas for the property and the remaining 150 will be sold as timeshares.  Alexis Park purchased an apartment complex to the west of their property for the new hotel tower and casino. They also purchased a defunct mobile-home park behind their property to accommodate the parking garage.

Cay Club (Near Strip)
TIMESHARES / CONDO-HOTEL
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

Vegas may not be getting a Cay Club.  Normally associated with more nautical venues, Cay Club is a unique approach to condo/hotel market.  Cay Club offer an attractive freehold opportunity for...more

Las Palmas Hotel & Residence (Near Strip)
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

The Peebles Corp. purchased a 13-acre parcel of land on Paradise Road east of Wynn's golf course, just south of the Las Vegas Convention Center, for a stunning, $2.5 billion, high-end...more

H.U.E. Lofts (Downtown)

In the middle of the new 'arts district' the H.U.E. Lofts will feature: hard-wood floors; an upstairs master bedroom overlooking the living area; units pre-wired for WiFi connectivity, surround sound and other hi-tech ...more

East Village
CANCELLED

A knockoff of New York City's East Village (with its own version of the city's Meatpacking District and Washington Square) is planned for 44 acres at the northwest corner of Tropicana Avenue and Paradise Road, converting the conspicuously idle 44 acres into a nearly 1-million sq. ft. office, entertainment, and retail project.

The project was scheduled to break ground in the first quarter of 2007. There has been no news since then.

 

Royal Resort (Near Strip)
TIMESHARE
POSSIBLE DEAD PROJECT

The Royal Resort & Timeshare on Convention Center Drive is getting more than a face lift (notice the original building in the foreground of this rendering) and a beautiful...more

World View Towers (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

World View Towers will consist of eight contiguous acres south of downtown Las Vegas.  The cross streets are Western Ave. and Wall Street.  Eventually Western Ave. will be turned into an extension of Grand Central Parkway, which will connect to Charleston and create easy access to the Outlet Mall, Union Park, Government Center and World Market Center.  The area of downtown that Wall Street Towers and the other proposed projects are located, will become the “heart of the city” and the center of downtown Las Vegas.

Renzi Towers (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Destined for the Arts District, Renzi Towers is proposed to be 776-feet tall.

L5 (South Strip)
CANCELLED

L5, a six-story Loftstyle™ condominium development, is the successor to the popular and successful Loft 5 project. L5 features maximum style at minimalist prices while still offering high-end amenities...more

Gateway Las Vegas (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Perlman Design Group of Henderson announced it is the architect of record for Gateway Las Vegas, a new, mixed-use tower planned for the Downtown Arts District. The project which has been approved by the City of Las Vegas Planning Commission is designed as a 39-story tower that includes 236 condominium units, 75 condominium hotel units with a ground floor of retail. It stands at a height of 460 ft.

The first eight floors of this project are an art show;  a kinetic display of reflection and light, made up of color shaded aluminum panels, neon, a metal canopy and an LED screen that will display images and information related to events that will take place in the Arts District. This display covers the otherwise boring parking garage.

Edge (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

The 16-story $143-million Edge condo project was planned for Charleston Ave. (a few blocks from Las...more

601 Fremont Street  (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Right in the middle of the new entertainment district, 601 Fremont Street promised to be a fresh concept in condo developments.  The project would have risen above a base teaming with activity. Venues like a night club, comedy club, bistros and a coffee house would have transform the site into a magnet for the 'in crowd'.

The first phase of this project was to reconfigure and renovate the old county fingerprint building. The renovated building would then be filled with entertainment and culinary venues. The condo tower would have been the second phase.

Stanhi (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

The Stanhi Building, in the 'Arts District', was the third project by Sam Cherry Development (the same folks who built Soho Lofts and the Newport Lofts).

French Quarter Lofts (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

French Quarter Lofts was a loft styled condo project planned for the 'Arts District'. Units will include 8-foot French doors, twisted wrought iron balconies, hardwood flooring, and granite countertops. The building itself was to feature a rooftop workout facility and a rooftop running track.

Evolution Lofts (Downtown)
PRESUMED DEAD

Evolution Lofts would have been located on Charleston between Las Vegas Blvd. and I-15 in the heart of the 'Arts District' ...more

No news on this project as of March 2006

Las Vegas Central (Near Strip)
CANCELLED

Las Vegas Central was to be located directly south of the Las Vegas Convention Center.  The developers now have other plans for the...more

Cielo Vista (Downtown)
CANCELLED

Located one mile north of downtown near Cashman Field, the Cielo Vista  condos ...more

Club Renaissance (Downtown)
CANCELLED

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 lsifestyle, 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 been announced.

Crown Las Vegas (Strip)
CANCELLED

Sadly, Crown Las Vegas is cancelled on 3/26/08. The tower was slated to be the tallest building west of the Mississippi...more

Pinnacle
CANCELLED

Pinnacle (a would-be Condo/Hotel located on Tropicana just south-west of the Orleans) was cancelled on 3/3/08...more

Conrad Las Vegas / Waldorf Astoria Residences
CANCELLED

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

Spanish View Tower
CANCELLED

Spanish View Tower has been on hold for over one year with no news...more

The New Frontier (Montreux)
CANCELLED

Phil Ruffin sells the New Frontier to New York's Elad, read more here

W Hotel
CANCELLED

NEWS 5/12/07  The W Hotel is cancelled, reportedly due to rising construction costs.
 

Maxim Hotel and Casino
CANCELLED

MGM MIRAGE has purchased the land and has future plans for the site.
 

4275 Dean Martin Dr.
CANCELLED

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

Golden Palms
CANCELLED

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.