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Project CityCenter Las Vegas

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The expanse of land that’s located between Bellagio and The Monte Carlo, including the Boardwalk hotel and casino, will be replaced with a city with-in the city of Las Vegas. Approximately 66 acres will be dedicated to the project CityCenter. It will be the largest and most expensive private development under way in the United States. An estimated five billion dollars will be used to build over 4,440 units split between hotel-condos, residences, lofts, flats, and brownstones. Every unit will have five-star amenities.

More then a dozen architects and designers will come together to create this neo Las Vegas. There will be hidden parking structures and complex rooftop gardens. Walk-able space between buildings and plenty of glitz in the form of light shows projected against building facades and Times Square style neon. Approximately 500,000 square feet of retail alone will encompass luxury restaurants, shopping boutiques and varied entertainment.

Project CityCenter has four planned residential offerings in the mixed used development. The Veer Towers a dual tower projects rising 37 stories high and composed of 700 condominium units designed by architect Helmut Jahn. The Vdara Condo will be a 50 story condo-hotel designed by RV Architects and will be located between the Bellagio and the CityCenter gaming hotel. The KPFArchitects are the designers for the Mandarin Oriental Residences featuring 227 condominiums on top of the 400 room hotel. The Harmon Hotel and Residences, designed by London based Foster and Partners will feature 228 condo units with floor plans ranging from 800 to 4,200 square feet. At the center of the Project CityCenter development, Pelli Clarke Pelli-designed 60 story, 4,000 room hotel and casino will reside.

The combined project totals approximately 16,797,000 square feet of space and 7,190 hotel rooms and resort and hotel condominium units. It will be built in three phases, A, B, and C.

Phase A

Phase A will consist of 10,345,000 square feet including the resort hotel with 155,000 square feet of casino area, a 3 story, 565,000 convention center, a 2,000 seat theater, back-of-house areas, offices, two parking garages, one of which is a 13 level parking structure and a one subterranean garage located underneath the casino level.

Phase B

Phase B consists of 1,460,000 square feet with a total of 2,860 hotel and resort condominium units within 2, high-rise towers and associated open space and recreational areas. The resort condominium tower is 585 foot high with 120 units, and the hotel condominium tower is 585 foot high with 1,050 units. A shopping center area consisting of 17,000 square feet and accessory with incidental uses designed to support this portion of the project is incorporated into the tower buildings. Parking for this area will be provided within a portion of a parking structure currently under construction known as the Bellagio Employee Garage.

Phase C

Phase C consists of 4,992,000 square feet including two high-rise hotel towers, 596,000 square feet of shopping areas, and associated and incidental offices and support areas. This area is framed by two, 548 foot high hotel towers consisting of 400 rooms each. The Mandarin Oriental Hotel is at the south end and Lifestyle Hotel is on the north end at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard South and Harmon Avenue. A total of 1,620 resort condo units are proposed within the block, distributed within each hotel tower and mid-rise buildings above the shopping center known as Sobella. Parking for this area is provided by an 8 level parking structure located south of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel and a one level subterranean parking structure underneath the shopping center.

For a more detailed description of Project CityCenter Towers:

The Harmon Hotel and Residences

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residences

The Vdara Condo Hotel

The Veer residential Condos

The first phase of CityCenter is scheduled open around November 2009

**Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed

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