A Potential New Piece of the Las Vegas Skyline

A Multi-Billion Dollar Development is in the Works

Las Vegas is buzzing with excitement as LVXP, a local real estate development company, unveils plans for what could become the tallest resort on the Las Vegas Strip. The proposed project is not just another casino-hotel; it's a multi-billion-dollar, mixed-use development that includes an NBA-ready arena, potentially paving the way for Las Vegas to finally secure its own professional basketball team.


The ambitious project, set to be built on a 17-acre site formerly occupied by the Wet 'n Wild waterpark, features:

  • A 752-foot-tall hotel and condominium complex with 2,605 units
  • An 18,000-seat state-of-the-art arena
  • A 6,000-seat "grand theater"
  • Three high-rise towers
  • A casino, retail spaces, restaurants, and entertainment venues
  • Luxury amenities including a swimming pool, spa, and health club


Designed by renowned casino architect Paul Steelman, the futuristic complex will boast a striking exterior with gold and silver glass, LED lighting, and a unique curving design element. The project aims to prioritize sustainable development and green initiatives. This development replaces the long-stalled $5 billion All Net Resort & Arena project proposed by former NBA player Jackie Robinson, which failed to materialize after nearly a decade of planning.


While Las Vegas doesn't currently have an NBA team, it's considered a top candidate for expansion alongside Seattle. The city already hosts several NBA events, including the Summer League and the newly introduced In-Season Tournament.


Competition for hosting a potential NBA franchise is heating up in Las Vegas. Oak View Group has proposed a $10 billion arena project near the planned Brightline West high-speed rail station, although this plan has encountered some obstacles. Additionally, MGM Resorts International has expressed interest in hosting an NBA team at the T-Mobile Arena, home to the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights. As the project moves forward, many details remain undisclosed, including the potential hotel operator, exact cost, and construction timeline. The proposal will be discussed at a local advisory board meeting, marking the next step in what could be a transformative development for the Las Vegas Strip.

The Emergence of Mojave Max

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We’re sure you’ve heard about Punxsutawney Phil of Pennsylvania, but did you know Nevada has its own unique way of signaling the arrival of spring in the desert? His name is Mojave Max! Mojave Max, a tortoise residing at the Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, acts as a local mascot for the desert tortoise conservation program. Katrina Smith, the Senior Zoologist at the preserve, explains that Mojave Max's emergence is rooted in biology rather than folklore. Unlike a rodent seeing its shadow, which holds no real significance, the emergence of a desert tortoise is a biological event. For Max, the temperature inside his burrow must reach a certain threshold before he becomes active. This signals the warming weather, the blooming of flowers, and the increase in wildlife activity. When he emerges, it marks the official arrival of spring! Over the past two years, Max has emerged in late March, and his return has become a highly anticipated event. For over 25 years, local elementary students have been participating in the Mojave Max Emergence Contest, guessing the date of his big appearance.  Mojave Max's emergence serves as a reminder that spring in the desert is not just a season, but a living, breathing change in the environment that calls for our attention and care!

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