Development Moves Forward In Las Vegas

Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page . Planning The Future New Housing Coming To Downtown Las Vegas Beginning The Next Chapter For Two Historic Vegas Sites More than 1,000 new homes are coming to downtown Las Vegas at the site of the old Grant Sawyer State Building and across the street at Cashman Field. These developments will bring a seismic shift to the area near Las Vegas Boulevard and Washington Avenue as the city of Las Vegas and the State of Nevada partner with Lennar Homes to provide much-needed residential development. The first shovel went in the ground in October at The Foundry, a new development on the former site of the Grant Sawyer building on the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Washington. Ground is expected to be broken on the adjacent Cashman Field site in 2027. Long before Las Vegas became a major-league sports town, there was Cashman Field. Generations of locals passed through those gates. They came for Stars baseball and 51s summers, for exhibition games, concerts and conventions, for Las Vegas Lights soccer games and everything in between. But the history runs deeper than any one team or season. Helldorado Days. Rodeos. Wrestling

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