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LVXP

LVXP is an entitled but unbuilt arena and resort project on 26.33 acres on the North Strip. The most recent verifiable public action is Clark County's waiver of development standards on December 4, 2024.

An undeveloped parcel on a Las Vegas arterial road
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Developer
LVXP
Design
Steelman Partners (Paul Steelman) on the resort; AECOM on the arena
General contractor
Not disclosed
Reported cost
Not disclosed
Scope
26.33 acres; three towers with 2,605 units, an 18,000-seat NBA-ready arena and a 6,000-seat theater
Target opening
Listed as TBD by the LVCVA bulletin
Status
Stalled
Type
Arena

Where it stands

The newest verifiable public action is December 4, 2024, when Clark County waived development standards and granted use permits, design reviews and waivers (LVSportsBiz; CDC Gaming). No 2025 or 2026 construction activity could be confirmed, and nothing more recent is on the record in the sources we have.

The project covers 26.33 acres on the former Wet 'n Wild and All Net site and is planned as three towers with 2,605 units, an 18,000-seat NBA-ready arena and a 6,000-seat theater, with Steelman Partners on resort design and AECOM on the arena (LVSportsBiz; LVXP). The FAA cleared height restrictions in November 2024 (Las Vegas Review-Journal), and the LVCVA bulletin lists opening as TBD (LVCVA).

Approvals and public record

Clark County granted use permits, design reviews and waivers on December 4, 2024, conditioned on a decommissioning plan and a performance agreement being obtained before a building permit can issue (LVSportsBiz). The case numbers are not listed in the sources we have.

What is not known

No financing has been disclosed, and it is not public whether the decommissioning plan and performance agreement required before any building permit have been filed (LVSportsBiz). No construction cost or general contractor is named, and the case numbers for the December 2024 actions are not listed in the sources we have.

Why it matters

The pre-permit conditions are the point: a decommissioning plan and a performance agreement have to be on file before a building permit can issue, so the entitlement alone does not put the site in the permit queue. For the North Strip, that is the difference between an approved 26-acre plan and a construction site.

Timeline

  1. FAA height clearance

    The FAA cleared height restrictions for the towers.

  2. County approvals

    Clark County waived development standards and granted use permits, design reviews and waivers.

  3. Opening

    The LVCVA bulletin lists the opening as TBD.

Sources

  1. Las Vegas Review-Journal - FAA clearance for the North Strip projecthttps://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/faa-gives-clearance-for-towering-north-strip-casino-arena-project-3212750/
  2. LVSportsBiz - commissioners waive development standardshttps://lvsportsbiz.com/2024/12/04/clark-county-commissioners-waive-development-standards-for-proposed-lvxp-arena-hotel-on-north-strip/
  3. CDC Gaming - North Strip resort project gets green lighthttps://cdcgaming.com/brief/las-vegas-proposed-north-strip-resort-project-gets-green-light/
  4. LVXP - project sitehttps://lvxp.com/
  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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