New York-based Gindi Capital has submitted proposals for a massive 300,000 square-foot retail development on Las Vegas Boulevard, near Harmon Avenue.
The proposed complex would sit on a 9.5-acre plot that Gindi acquired in a $172 million deal back in 2019. It would also replace the shuttered Hawaiian Marketplace, which Gindi previously tagged for demolition earlier this month.
According to court filings, the project would include restaurants, retail stores, and more. A previous letter to the county planning department submitted on July 5 also noted that a “future hotel may be submitted at a later time to be located at the rear of the building.”
The Clark County Commission will meet to review the proposal August 17.
Gindi previously announced that it would “begin demolishing structures” on the site no later than August 15. The firm also recently sued a previous tenant who owned a business in the Hawaiian Marketplace complex over lease disputes.
If approved, the complex is primed for heavy foot traffic, especially given the fact that billionaire Tilman Fertitta recently purchased land nearby that is expected to be used to develop a new luxury casino-resort.
