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LVXP Las Vegas
Construction

Location	Winchester, Nevada
Coordinates	36°08′27″N 115°09′30″W / 36.140898°N 115.158320°W / 36.140898; -115.158320
Owner	LVXP
Broke ground	2025 (2025)
Architect	AECOM Steelman Partners

LVXP Las Vegas is a planned 752-ft tall resort project, and an arena on the Las Vegas Strip. Work could begin in 2025 and would be complete by 2029.^[1]

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^ "Renderings of tallest Las Vegas Strip hotel emerge as approval steps near". Yahoo News. November 9, 2024.

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