Retail plaza groundbreaking planned in Las Vegas’ Chinatown
August 3, 2017 - 3:06 pm
Updated August 3, 2017 - 10:32 pm
Developers plan to break ground Friday on a new retail plaza in Las Vegas’ Chinatown area.
The 4.3-acre, 80,000-square-foot center, called Shanghai Plaza, is slated to be built on Spring Mountain Road at Arville Street, project representative Andy Wong said.
Plans call for four two-story buildings and a traditional Shanghai architectural style, marketing materials say.
It will be developed by Shanghai Huide Real Estate CEO Wai Tak Ng, who has built high-rise condos and office and industrial projects and was awarded as a “construction hero” by the Shanghai government, according to the marketing materials.
Records indicate his group bought the project site in 2015 for $4.75 million.
The groundbreaking will include lion dancers, Wong said.
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