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Hylo Park

Agora Realty is redeveloping the former Texas Station site at 2400 N. Rancho Drive in North Las Vegas. Hylo Park South, the 90,750 sf retail phase, was delivered around August 4, 2026 and reported roughly 95 percent leased.

A concrete podium with wood-framed apartment floors rising above it
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Developer
Agora Realty; CEO Cary Lefton
General contractor
Moorefield Construction
Architect
SCA Design
Reported cost
$380M for the tracked project per the LVCVA bulletin; South phase alone not disclosed
Scope
73 acres total; Hylo Park South 90,750 sf of retail; Hylo Park North planned at 200,000 sf as a multi-sport complex
Residential land
Purchased by Lennar
North phase status
No groundbreaking confirmed
Status
Under construction

Where it stands

Around August 4, 2026, Hylo Park South was reported complete and roughly 95 percent leased, with Starbucks and Chipotle open and the balance of tenants due by early 2027 (Las Vegas Review-Journal; KTNV).

The retail phase is 90,750 sf on a 73-acre site, delivered by Agora Realty with SCA Design as architect and Moorefield Construction as general contractor; Lennar bought the residential land (Connect CRE). The 200,000 sf Hylo Park North multi-sport complex had been slated to break ground in May 2026 and no groundbreaking has been confirmed (Hoodline). The LVCVA bulletin lists $380M for the tracked project (LVCVA).

What is not known

No groundbreaking date has been announced for the 200,000 sf Hylo Park North sports complex after the May 2026 target passed (Hoodline). The cost of the completed South phase alone is not disclosed, so the $380M tracked figure cannot be split between phases.

No approval actions or case numbers for the site appear in the sources we have.

Why it matters

This is the largest reuse of a demolished neighbourhood casino site in North Las Vegas, and because Lennar owns the residential land the district is being delivered by two separate owners with separate schedules. The retail half is leased and open while the sports half has no start date, which is the difference a resident on Rancho Drive actually sees.

Timeline

  1. Retail phase groundbreaking

    Work began on the Hylo Park South retail phase.

  2. North phase target passed

    The sports complex had been slated to break ground and no groundbreaking was confirmed.

  3. South phase delivered

    Hylo Park South was reported complete and about 95 percent leased.

  4. Remaining tenants

    The balance of the retail tenants are due to open.

Sources

  1. Las Vegas Review-Journal - former Texas Station retail center nearly fully leasedhttps://www.reviewjournal.com/business/vegas-business/building-las-vegas/new-north-las-vegas-retail-center-on-former-texas-station-site-nearly-fully-leased-3859177/
  2. Connect CRE - Agora delivers 90K sf North Las Vegas retail centerhttps://www.connectcre.com/stories/agora-delivers-90k-sf-n-las-vegas-retail-center/
  3. KTNV - new businesses coming to Hylo Parkhttps://www.ktnv.com/neighborhoods/north-las-vegas/hylo-park-development-sees-new-businesses-coming-to-north-las-vegas
  4. Hoodline - Hylo Park transforms a North Las Vegas cornerhttps://hoodline.com/2026/04/from-casino-rubble-to-sports-hub-hylo-park-transforms-north-las-vegas-corner/
  5. LVCVA - Tourism Construction Bulletin, May 15, 2026https://res.cloudinary.com/simpleview/image/upload/v1779405036/clients/lasvegas/ConstructionBulletin051526_86c37e79-6dc1-4879-a2dd-e05ad92d28ca.pdf

Every figure on this page is attributed to a document or a published report. Where sources disagree we print both numbers rather than choosing one. Where the record is silent we say so.

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