Description
We are offering a freestanding retail property at 1929 North Las Vegas Boulevard in North Las Vegas. The approximately 5,280-square-foot building occupies a 0.38-acre site at the southwest corner of Lake Mead Boulevard and Las Vegas Boulevard. We invite buyers to evaluate the existing building and corner position in relation to their intended use and acquisition requirements.
Our location combines frontage along two major streets with proximity to the Lake Mead interchange at Interstate 15. That setting provides a clear point of reference for customers, employees and visitors traveling through the surrounding North Las Vegas area. The freestanding configuration gives prospective buyers a different layout to consider from a conventional inline shopping-center space. We encourage a review of the building, circulation and site access when assessing its suitability.
The property lies within the Downtown Core redevelopment area and is identified with R-A/DC zoning. Buyers should confirm their proposed use, applicable approvals and any alterations with the appropriate authorities during due diligence. The approximately 5,280 square feet describes the building as a whole; it should not be treated as several separately offered properties or added to another listing’s square footage.
We are marketing this as an acquisition opportunity with pricing available through our team. Please contact Dan Adamson and Chris Waldburger to discuss the sale, arrange a review and obtain current terms. We can help prospective buyers understand the offering and organize the information needed for their own property evaluation.
Offering Summary
- Asking PriceUnpriced
- Property TypeRetail
- Size5,280 SF
- Properties1
- Built1988
- Parking28
- Total Acres~0.38 ac
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Property Address
Property Details
- Property Type
Retail - Gross Leasable Area
5,280 SF - Available GLA
5,280 SF - Year Built
1988 - Parking Ratio
5.3 - Total Parking
28 - Acres
0.38 - Zoning
DOWNTOWN CORE REDEVELOPMENT AREA (R-A/DC) - APN
139-23-301-047
Deal Team

Daniel Adamson


