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±5.45 Acres of Land Located in the Heart of the Las Vegas Resort Corridor FOR SALE ±5.45 ACRES OF LAND LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE LAS VEGAS RESORT CORRIDOR LAS VEGAS MONORAIL Harmon Ave Koval Lane Site ±5.45 ACRES Tropicana Avenue For More Information: MICHAEL STUART Kelch Drive +1 702 836 3739 [email protected] Copyright © 2019 Colliers International. PROPERTY INFORMATION ±5.45 ACRES OF LAND Colliers International is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire approximately ±5.45 acres Site near Tropicana Avenue and Kelch Drive in the ±5.45 ACRES heart of the Las Vegas Resort Corridor. Kelch Drive PROPERTY INFORMATION APN: 162-21-810-008 & 009 ZONING: H-1 (Limited Resort and Apartment) zoning district LAND USE: CT – Commercial Tourist OVERLAY: MUD-2 Mixed Use Overlay District AIRPORT ENVIRONS: AE-65 and AE-70 Airport Overlay District HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: 120 -150 Feet FLOOD ZONE: This property is NOT in a 100-year flood zone TAXES: $14,816 Tropicana Avenue 92,000+ CPD ASKING PRICE: $17,000,000 FOR MORE INFORMATION: MICHAEL STUART Executive Vice President LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE LAS VEGAS RESORT CORRIDOR TEL +1 702 836 3739 EMAIL [email protected] Copyright ©2019 Colliers International. Information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The user is required to conduct their own due diligence and verification. 95 APEX INDUSTRIAL PARK KYLE CANYON RD KYLE SPRING SILVERSTONE IRON CANYON MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN 157 GATEWAY RANCH RANCH GRAND TETON DRIVE PARK HIGHLANDS SEVERENCE LANE ALIANTE 15 PROVIDENCE ELKHORN ROAD 215 93 N TENAYA WAY TENAYA N S ELKHORN L L AM DEER SPRINGS WAY 95 OSS B SPRINGS E B R L OA V D D W CENTENNIAL PARKWAY LAS VEGAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY 604 N N JONES N 215 EL DORADO ROAD PECOS N DECAT N B L VD BLV UR W ANN ROAD ANN ROAD N D U S C I R A M A SHADOW PAINTED DESERT M N M LOS I GO N O UNION PACIFIC RR D O WASHBURN RD N DR CREEK A PRADOS S N 5 L IVE ST PROPERTY INFORMATION RANCHO N TH REE O R NELLIS AFB W LONE MOUNTAIN ROAD T E STREET T DEL NORTE RANCHO 15 ALTA MIRA CRAIG ROAD CRAI G ROAD 573 C L I F F W ALEXANDE ROAD R 93 NELLIS AFB S H N RAINBOW RAINBOW N BUFFALO DRIVE BUFFALO A LOCALD MAP O W NORTH VD S D CCSN R AS BL M CHEYENNE I 599 G V A E E BLVD CAMPUS V DURANGO LAS VEGAS RT AS I N L L N W CHEYENNE AVENUE HILLS U LOSEE RD. TH E CHEYENNE AVENUE 574 ER K SUN CITY LAS VEGAS ING JR BLV SUNRISE HIGHLAND PALM DESERT E EVANS AVE SHORES NORTH LAS VEGAS VISTA FALLS VALLEY AIRPORT D NELLIS BLVD NELLIS 147 SMOKE RANCH RO AD BELMONT ST E REYCA AVE VD EAGLE 95 E LAKE MEAD BL CREST W LAKE MEAD BLVD N E LAKE MEAD BLVD 147 RAN 147 N CHO B R UC N E VEGAS DRIVE DR E E OWENS AVENUE S T PECOS ROAD A LAMB BLVD N STER TPC AT LAS VEGAS H OL N AVE N 15 GTON AVE L SUMMERLIN W WASHINGTON DRIVE MUNICIPAL E WASHIN YW RKWAY O SUMMERLIN SUMMERLIN PA OD BL TPC AT V E BONANZA ROAD D ANGEL WESTCLIFF DRIVE 95 D CANYONS E LAS VEGAS S E R T PARK DESERT PINES NU F ART AVE E O ALTA DRIVE STEW O T 515 93 H I L BADLANDS L S UNIVERSITY RED ROCK NATIONAL AREA CONSERVATION D R W CHARLESTON BLVD MEDICAL CENTER E CHARLESTON BLVD T O 159 W FREMON N V A CCSN C CHARLESTON L E L T E N CAMPUS Y S T PECCOLE T E V R DESERT I 607 E D CANYON W R RANCH 595 E ST LOUIS AVE I V R ROSE E O GATE L N A W D SAHARA AVE OS 215 589 F RED E L BUFFALO I E SAHARA AVE I Z Z S ROCK VEGAS VALLEY DRIVE T N THE LAKES J D D S O LAS VEGAS A RIVE N 612 HOL ES “THE STRIP” ROYAL BL CC E DERT ES IN N ROAD L YW VD LINKS 147 W DESERT INN ROAD SPRING MOUNTAIN RD INDUSTRIAL RO O O WYNN BOULEVARD D LAKE S RAINBOW BLVD B MALL L LAS VEGAS VD 604 95 STALLION BEAR’S FLAMINGO ROAD FLAMINGO ROAD MOUNTAIN 502 N D P REFLECTION BEST H ARADI UALA DESERT E SPRINGS CAT BAY S PAI L SPRING E HOSPITAL A SIENA EAST K E RD U WAY UNLV L R AS VALLEY 582 V B E G L A VD TROPICANA AVENUE LAS VEGAS S TROPICANA AVENUE M P A SUNRISE K 593 R Y BO W L S Y A S N U A COLONY D PA LDE N SPANISH TRAIL D H R B I R HACIENDA AVE L R K O V L HW W A A D R L A B O L Y Y E A SPRING E N D Y T VALLEY THE V 15 B I L HOSPITAL E E RUSSELL ROAD V W D P FALLS A S FO R B AD BUFFALO DRIVE BUFFALO RO L C EL O DUR RUSS R W O A MC CARRAN T D BALI R APACHE ROAD APACHE O A A N Y D A GO DR GO INT’L AIRPORT W HAI ARK 595 MEAD P TUSCANY E LAKE I WHITNEY V E E SUNSET ROAD W SUNSET ROAD S RANCH SOUTHERN PEC TOWN N HILLS HOSPITAL SUNSET S OS TE SQUARE PHAN 215 PARK E SUNSET ROAD RO I AD E ST E ST. ROSE V 564 W ARBY AVE A L N WILDHORSE RE SAN MARTIN L E A R HOSPITAL V R ET E RD EASTGATE S EASTERN AVENUE S EASTERN O R W WARM SPRINGS ROAD 93 RACETR Y D O WARM SPRINGS ROAD E G D RANDEBLVD UPRR R A RICHARD CK CORONADO GREEN SON DRIVE NEVADA ROAD 515 C E N RANCH T TRAILS E VALLEY 582 R UNION PACIFIC RR PACIFIC UNION ST GIBSON Rd. S WINDMILL LANE AMERICAN PACIFIC DR RHODES WINDMILL LN R ST. ROSE A 95 INBO DOMINICAN HOSPITAL RANCH BURKHOL W B W SOUTH D ER BLVD S W WIGWAM AVE LVD W LEGACY A E T S D L VA ER S A N DEAN MARTIN DR MARTIN DEAN W S V S AG T E 607 EN C E EGAS EGAS BLV E PEBBLE ROAD N A S D T T UR BL BER W HENDERSON PA MA M VD S C U I MA R F D 215 Y G I A 160 BLUE DIAMOND ROAD C L R G A E PKWY I E DG AVE R I R C N N E D O W D N Z S S I R BLACK AY V FORT APACHE FORT P O S JONE S A H ARKWAY L SOUTHFORK L W E MOUNTAIN EQUESTRI Y AN DR GOMER ROAD S P BLVD W SILVERADO RANCH BLVD A R FOO A RD K P W P A T A DRAGON RIDGE H L S S Y OOS I LL MOUNTAINS EDGE PKWY B CCSN U S 515 A HENDERSON CAMPUS F RD D FA SOUTHERN FOR MORE INFORMATION: ST. ROSE R L DOMINICAN HOSPITAL DEL WEBB O I DR HIGHLANDS SIENA CAMPUS W CACTUS AVE MACDONALD RANCH W CACTUS AVE SILVERADO SUN CITY RD GREENWAY V COLLEGE DR COLLEGE E 146 MISSION DR MICHAEL STUART RANCH SUNRIDGE WEST 93 y CANYON Executive Vice President LOCATEDSHINNECOCK HILLS AVE IN THE HEART OF aTHE LAS VEGAS RESORT CORRIDOR SO U arkw E PARADISE HILLS DR TH P MACDONALD ER se N MOUNTAIN’S HI Ro TEL +1 702 836 3739 GH t HIGHLANDS L S S RAILROAD AN E EDGE D V S E 604 N SEVEN HILLS PA R HENDERSON H PASS K I W L EMAIL [email protected] LS A Y EXECUTIVE DR RIO SECCO AIRPORT Copyright ©2019 Colliers International. Information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however its accuracy cannot be ANTHEMguaranteed. The user is required to conduct their own due diligence and verification. 93 VOLUNTEER BLVD REVERE DEL WEBB’S 95 15 ANTHEM A AY NTHEM PARKW PROPERTY INFORMATION ABOUT THE AREA The Property is strategically positioned between McCarran International Airport, which is directly across Tropicana Avenue to the south, and the Las Vegas Convention Center, which is located less than 2.5 miles to the north. This prime location allows an investor to take advantage of the two major traffic generators to the area. The property is just down the street from Topgolf® and is adjacent to the recently acquired UNLV property. The Property was approved for a Marriot Springhill Suites 10-story concrete and steel frame hotel consisting of 252 guest suites, meeting room, fitness center and rooftop pool with bar. All plans and engineering can be made available. PROPERTY REPORTS & ENGINEERING • Phase 1 • Architecture Drawings • Drainage Study • Survey • FAA Certification Letter • Geo Tech Study FOR MORE INFORMATION: MICHAEL STUART Executive Vice President LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE LAS VEGAS RESORT CORRIDOR TEL +1 702 836 3739 EMAIL [email protected] Copyright ©2019 Colliers International. Information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The user is required to conduct their own due diligence and verification..
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