A distinctive new resort proposal for the south Las Vegas Strip cleared a county hurdle Wednesday, with Clark County commissioners approving permits for a 29-story, heart-shaped development planned along Mandalay Bay Road.
What Was Approved
Clark County commissioners approved permits allowing the proposed resort project to move forward. The approval does not, by itself, mean the resort is built yet; it clears a key local permitting step for the development proposal.
Location
The project is planned along Mandalay Bay Road on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, an area already associated with major resort and entertainment traffic near Mandalay Bay.
Developer
Kulik River Capital submitted the proposal for the resort. The company is listed as the developer behind the project in the county materials described in the report.
Project Size
The resort is proposed as a 29-story building with a heart-shaped design. According to the proposal, it would include more than 750 units or rooms.
Key Facts
- Clark County commissioners approved permits for a new resort project on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.
- The proposed development is a 29-story, heart-shaped resort.
- The project is planned for Mandalay Bay Road.
- The resort is expected to include more than 750 units or rooms, according to the proposal.