Las Vegas developers bought 940 acres of former federal desert for $94 million; the site is set to become a 6,000-home community with first homes expected in 2028
- For years, nearly 940 acres on the northern edge of Las Vegas sat as open federal desert, surrounded by some of Southern Nevada’s most striking landscapes.
- Now, the vast stretch of undeveloped land is set to become a new city-within-a-city, with plans for as many as 6,000 homes, schools, parks, commercial areas and dedicated housing for military and workforce families.
- The $94 million land deal has cleared the way for Monument Hills, a master-planned community in the upper northwest Las Vegas Valley.
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- For years, nearly 940 acres on the northern edge of Las Vegas sat as open federal desert, surrounded by some of Southern Nevada’s most striking landscapes.
- Now, the vast stretch of undeveloped land is set to become a new city-within-a-city, with plans for as many as 6,000 homes, schools, parks, commercial areas and dedicated housing for military and workforce families.
- The $94 million land deal has cleared the way for Monument Hills, a master-planned community in the upper northwest Las Vegas Valley.
Sources: Times of India