Located on 61 acres in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, Symphony Park is evolving into one of the city’s most vibrant and visionary neighborhoods. Already home to a rich mix of arts, culture, science, and medicine, this master-planned district is nearing completion—with only 3.5 acres of undeveloped land remaining.
For investors, entrepreneurs, and creatives alike, Symphony Park offers a rare opportunity to be part of something truly transformational. From luxury residential towers to cultural icons and future-forward developments, here’s a look at what’s happening now and what’s coming soon.
AC Marriott/Element by Westin Hotel
Opening later this year, this 441-room hotel will feature:
- 20,000 square feet of meeting and event space
- Retail and restaurant options for visitors and locals
Capella
A 22-story tower bringing 270 multi-family units to the neighborhood.
Bria
Another multi-family development offering 275 residential units, adding to the urban energy of Symphony Park.
Origen + Cello Tower
At the north end of Symphony Park, this bold new project will redefine downtown living and entertainment.
- Cello Tower: A 32-story residential tower
- Origen District: A shopping, dining, and office destination with midrise residential units
- Total: 400+ new residential units in the pipeline
Las Vegas Museum of Art
Future home of a 90,000-square-foot museum, with a location already secured, adding a new chapter to the city’s cultural scene.
Future Hotel-Casino
Plans are underway for Derek Stevens, owner of Circa Resort & Casino, to develop a new hotel-casino on the northeast corner of Symphony Park. Stay tuned for more details as this exciting project unfolds.
Already Calling Symphony Park Home
- Auric – 324 modern multi-family units
- Park Haven – 290 multi-family units
- The Smith Center for the Performing Arts – The heart of Las Vegas’ arts scene
- DISCOVERY Children’s Museum – A favorite for families and curious minds
- Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health – A landmark in medical research and care
- Two city-owned parking garages – Making access easy for everyone
- Vic’s – American/Italian restaurant
Why Symphony Park?
This is more than a development—it’s a destination. Symphony Park blends downtown energy with long-term vision, offering space to live, work, create, and connect. As one of the few remaining prime locations for mixed-use, retail and restaurant development, it’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity in Las Vegas.Whether you’re a resident, developer, or visitor, Symphony Park is music to the ears of downtown progress.
Top Photo Credit: The City of Las Vegas