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NVBEX Staff
14 Jan 2026

The Mid-Century MODERN Mixed-Use Project Proposed Next to Hospital in Symphony Park

Developer Gary Creagh is planning to build a mixed-use project called The Mid-Century MODERN at the corner of Bonneville Avenue and Promenade Place. The Mid-Century...

MODERN Mixed-Use Project Proposal rendering
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
19 Nov 2025

Las Vegas Museum of Art Plans Move Forward with More Compact Design

The Las Vegas Planning Commission is slated to review a proposal for the Las Vegas Museum of Art at 302 S. City Pkwy. in the...

Las Vegas Museum of Art Rendering
Planning & Development
CJ Jorgensen
14 Aug 2025

Prospect Street Proposes 103.2KSF Medical Facility in Symphony Park

Panther Acquisitions, LLC is proposing a 103.2KSF, four-story medical outpatient facility at 505 Robin Leach Lane in Las Vegas’ Symphony Park. Prospect Street (dba Panther...

Symphony Park MOF Rendering

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