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New $50M retail-entertainment complex eyed for Henderson neighborhood


A rendering depicts The Cliff, a new retail and entertainment complex planned for Henderson, Nevada. (Courtesy Partners Capital and CAST Capital Partners)

Developers have announced plans for a new $50 million retail and entertainment complex in Henderson's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood.

"The Cliff at Green Valley Ranch" is described as a "transformative open-air lifestyle destination," Partners Capital and CAST Capital Partners said in a news release.

Crews will convert two office buildings in the 2500 block of Paseo Verde Parkway east of St. Rose Parkway into the complex.

A rendering depicts The Cliff, a new retail and entertainment complex planned for Henderson, Nevada. (Courtesy Partners Capital and CAST Capital Partners)
A rendering depicts The Cliff, a new retail and entertainment complex planned for Henderson, Nevada. (Courtesy Partners Capital and CAST Capital Partners)

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It will feature 25 retail spaces and an outdoor dining lounge. Meeting spaces, life performance zones, public art installations and fire pits are also planned for the center.

"Las Vegas is in the midst of a culinary renaissance, and The Cliff has been designed specifically to be an extraordinary gathering place offering next-level food culture and bespoke retail uses for the local community," Mark Blumenthal, a principal at Partners Capital, said in a statement.

Henderson's Planning Commission will first consider the project during its meeting on Thursday, May 15, before heading to the Henderson City Council.

If city officials give their approval, developers say they plan to begin construction in October and complete the project next year.

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An initial press release for the project said the redevelopment would cost $38 million before it was later updated to reflect the $50 million price tag.