Positive economic news continues through early 2018, furthering a trend from last year’s strong stock market and employment numbers.
Locally, hotels are adding convention space and remodeling rooms, the Fontainebleau and Alon deals generated buzz on the Strip and construction cranes are rising at the Resorts World site.
Southern Nevada recovered from the worst of the Great …Read More >
The developer of the upcoming shopping center has already signed pre-leases with national tenants, and plans to re-sell or develop the remaining square footage.
An entity controlled by CAI Investments has acquired $15.2 million in senior debt for the development of a new shopping center in Las Vegas. Calmwater Capital originated the funds, with the credit …Read More >
CAI INVESTMENTS TO ROLL OUT RETAIL AND RESTAURANT SPACE
On Dec. 15, CAI Investments broke ground on a new multimillion dollar development project, 3883 Flamingo Center LLC, scheduled to open mid-2018. Alongside CAI Investments’ founder, Christopher Beavor, Clark County Commissioner Steve Sisolak, unveiled the project rendering and plans to develop five pad sites totaling approximately 27,000 …Read More >
Construction is now underway in metro Las Vegas at the long-vacant property next to The Palms casino/resort and across Flamingo Road from the Gold Coast. Developers say its plans call for a 17-story non-gaming hotel, a residential component and a retail element just west of the Las Vegas Strip.
Christopher Beavor, founder of CAI, the company …Read More >
SOURCE: https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/las-vegas-developer-launches-hotel-tower-apartments-project/
A local developer kicked off a project that would bring a hotel tower, eateries and an apartment complex next to the Palms.
CAI Investments founder Chris Beavor held a groundbreaking Friday for the mixed-use project at the southwest corner of Flamingo Road and Valley View Boulevard, a mile west of the Strip.
Beavor bought the 8.6-acre …Read More >
By ELI SEGALL
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Las Vegas’ apartment boom has brought numerous projects to the suburbs, with properties offering loads of amenities and higher-than-usual rents.
Now, amid talk that developers have been overbuilding, some are turning to areas that got ignored in recent years: urban neighborhoods.
Rental projects are being built or planned near the Strip …Read More >