- 38,026 SF Hospitality
- Built in 1940
- The Diamond Inn is a remarkable redevelopment opportunity with 237 square feet of frontage conveniently located directly on the famous Las Vegas Strip.
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Las Vegas is the 25th-most populous city in the United States and attracts a global audience. With an infrastructure that supports a metropolitan population exceeding two million, this city is a nexus for hospitality properties. The network of transport links, including the RTC Transit bus service and the Las Vegas Monorail, provides seamless connectivity for businesses and visitors alike. The city's educational assets, such as the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the College of Southern Nevada, contribute to a skilled workforce, while the geography—marked by mountains and the sun-drenched desert floor—adds to the allure of setting up hospitality properties in this iconic location.
Hospitality properties in Las Vegas benefit from an international reputation as a premier destination for entertainment and leisure, with 8 listings currently available that tap into the city's thriving tourism sector. These properties are strategically positioned to take advantage of the city's prime attractions, from the energy of the downtown area to the glittering allure of the Las Vegas Strip. Restaurants, another cornerstone of the local real estate landscape, offer culinary adventures that echo the city's diverse cultural fabric. Similarly, apartment buildings reflect the city's ever-expanding residential needs, providing opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on the region's growth. Shopping centers, meanwhile, cater to the consumer-driven economy, serving as hubs of commerce amidst the city streets.
The largest Hospitality Property currently listed for sale in Las Vegas offers 70,861 SF.
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