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Symphony Park Corporate Office SYMPHONY PARK CORPORATE OFFICE DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS • SYMPHONY PARK BUILD-TO-SUIT • 40,000 SF TO 200,000 SF A UNIQUE BUILD-TO-SUIT OPPORTUNITY Cashman DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS Field Bonanza Rd. Jason’s Deli 24 Hour Fitness Half-mile Bank of Nevada radius Sambalatte City Parkway City Legal Copy Cats Molasky Parkway Symphony Martin Luther King Corporate Stewart New Residential Center Center Park New Hotel Ogden Parcel Pedestrian New $1 billion, E Bridge 777-room casino 300-unit Fremont New multi-family Convention Center Grand Central Pkwy 300-unit Dockless Symphony multi-family scooters and Park bicycles New Parking The Smith Center Garage & Retail Discovery Main St. Bridger Container Park World Children’s Museum First St. Carson Symphony Park Corporate Office Market Lou Ruvo City Justice Project Neon Center Brain Center Transportation Center Hall Casino Center A build-to-suit professional office Completion in 2019 Center building offering the ability for a Clark County Clark Lewis company to design the perfect Government Las Vegas Blvd. Seventh St. office space for its employees, full Center Federal Las Vegas Fourth St. Courthouse Academy of amenities, combined with a Bonneville Las Vegas New Municipal corporate image, signage and central Premium Courthouse Juhl location. Outlets Lofts Sixth St. Above-standard parking ratio Gass Garces Third St. available, which can accommodate a Newport CoolidgeLofts Hoover higher density occupancy. Las Vegas Blvd. Arts Charleston Factory T H E B E N E F I T S O F N Located on 61 acres in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, Symphony Molasky Corporate Parkway Park is an upscale jewel that is home to arts, culture, science and Center Center medicine. Anchored by The Smith Center and Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center P/Q Owned by for Brain Health, Symphony Park will be joined by— Derek Stevens (The D Hotel) • A non-gaming, limited service hotel such as Courtyard Marriott Proposed • Two 300-unit multi-family residential projects north of The Smith Parcel Pedestrian Bridge Center E • A new 400,000 sq. ft. convention center with meeting space D Available associated with the World Market Center 02 F/G Available • A pedestrian bridge linking Symphony Park to Downtown Las Vegas C Planned 300 Owned unit multi- N/01 by Newland family project Planned Communities owned by Southern 300 unit Land multi-family Retail Retail project owned by B Aspen 1/2 for Heights Proposed parking structure Convention Center M4 1/2 under Art ENA with Museum hotel The Smith developer Center L Retail 1/2 for World Market parking Center Southern Land Co. residential project A2 structure Owned by 1/2 Cleveland available Clinic J Available K Las Vegas City Hall Cleveland Clinic Available Regional Justice Clark County Center Premium Government Center Outlets Mall World Market Center Convention Center August 3, 2017 Retail Amenities at neighboring Molasky Corporate Center Tenants and guests have convenient access to a national fitness chain, a brand-name restaurant, a coffee shop, a reputable financial institution and ATM, copy center, daily shoe shine service, 24-hour dry cleaning, auto detailing, and subscription Black Car transportation services. The Molasky Corporate Center has purchased a fleet of “Townie” bicycles to provide tenants with a healthy and free transportation option for the downtown area. Shoe Shine Molasky Center Bike Share Program PARKING GARAGE SERVICES CORPORATE OFFICE • Approved for up to a 200,000 square foot build-to- suit corporate office building • Professional image office building with corporate identity via building-top signage • The ability to design the most productive workspace for your company • High profile, award-winning, downtown location with convenient access to major highways I-15 and US 95/I-515 • Ample parking in access-controlled, six-level parking structure offering 1,350 parking spaces • High Touch: extraordinary management service For information contact: David Scherer [email protected] 3930 Howard Hughes Parkway, Suite 180 Mike Hsu Las Vegas, NV 89169 [email protected] 702.733.7500.
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