La Plaza Business Center

This three-building office campus is purposefully positioned to accommodate full-building and campus-style users, while still offering flexible entry points for organizations planning long-term growth or future ownership. Lease, full-building occupancy, and lease-with-option-to-purchase structures are available, providing users with operational control today and strategic optionality for tomorrow.

Located directly on Maryland Parkway adjacent to UNLV, the campus benefits from exceptional visibility, strong daily traffic exposure, and immediate access to the airport, the Las Vegas Strip, and central business corridors. The property totals ±85,212 SF on ±4.71 acres and sits within the County’s planned high-transit corridor, with forthcoming Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) improvements further enhancing connectivity and long-term value.

Buildings A and B, located on the same parcel, provide a clear pathway for organizations seeking to establish or expand a consolidated presence. Building B is delivered vacant and move-in ready, making it ideal for an immediate full-building user.

Building A, currently occupied by multiple tenants with near-term expirations, presents a natural expansion opportunity that can transition into full-building occupancy over time. This configuration allows an organization to secure a dedicated building today while planning for future campus control.

Building C, situated on a separate parcel, is ideally suited for a single-tenant headquarters user seeking full-building identity, signage, and environmental control. Available for lease or lease-with-option-to-purchase, Building C offers long-term certainty and flexibility for organizations evaluating ownership as part of a broader capital or growth strategy.

A Special Use Permit is already in place supporting educational, medical, professional services, and traditional office uses, positioning the campus as an ideal solution for organizations prioritizing visibility, workforce access, and a strategic location along one of the region’s key growth corridors.