Redevelopment
Downtown Development OpportunitiesLocated minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, and one of America's fastest growing large cities, Henderson, Nevada has evolved from a small industrial town into one of the nation's most dynamic communities. Projects totaling more than $310 million are proposed, in the approval process, or under construction in the Water Street District. Check out the special insert to In Business Las Vegas highlighting the Water Street District.
The Pinnacle
The Pinnacle, developed by VLP Investments, LLC,
is a mixed-use building located at 203 Water Street in Downtown Henderson. The three-story,
12,000-square-foot building features the Water Street Grill a full-service fine dining experience,
on the first floor and state-of-the-art executive office suites on the second and third floors.
The Meridian
The Meridian, located at
the central hub of activity for Downtown at the corner of Water Street and Atlantic Avenue, The Meridian is
a 20,000 square-foot, three-story building designed by MWT OFRA Architecture. This projects embodies a
full mixed-use plan with commercial retail on the first floor, professional office on the second floor,
and residential, market-rate apartments on the third floor.
Water Street South
Water Street South is not only home to Mojo Bean,
but also to the Nevada State College, which houses some
of their classrooms in this beautiful complex, and
Clark County Credit Union,
who not only financed construction of the project, but also occupies much of the first floor. Water Street
South was developed by John Simmons and Ron Hall.
City Towers
City Towers is a mixed-use retail/office, mid-rise project with structured parking that will anchor the
downtown on the southeast corner of Lake Mead Parkway and Water Street. Owens Star has entered into
an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with the Redevelopment Agency for this site. Pre-leasing is
available through Owens Star, LLC.
Other project sites ranging from .48 acres to 4.5 acres are available. These sites are located along Water Street, the cultural heart of the city, that features galleries, murals, artisan and craft boutiques, restaurants, and a new amphitheater. For more information on available sites, please call (702) 267-1515.
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Henderson is known throughout the world for its master-planned communities. Street landscaping, neighborhood parks, and wide sidewalks support the family-oriented lifestyles for which Henderson is renowned. Unique to Downtown Henderson is its historical murals, like the Sprint Building mural by Robert Beckmann featured at the left. |
| Mural by Robert Beckmann |
The Redevelopment Overview provides a comprehensive list and description of projects in all Redevelopment Areas.
Market Potential
- Market Potential for Downtown Henderson
- 2006 Census Demographic Quick Facts for Downtown Henderson
- 2006 Demographic Snapshot for Downtown Henderson
- 2006 Opportunity Gap Analysis
- Downtown Employees
- Lifestyle Profiles
- Spending Potential by Retail Type
Incentive Programs
Maps
Related Information
The Water Street District is teaming with cultural activity. Find out what's going on near the Downtown Development sites. Development opportunities outside the Downtown area are listed with the Economic Development Department. The Downtown Water Street sites are administered by the City of Henderson Redevelopment Agency. For additional information, please contact us at (702) 267-1515.