Iconic Destinations

Target Shopping Center

• Reclaimed land that previously had served as the original COH fire station and the BMI radio station, among other uses, to bring a large scale regional shopping center, anchored by Target.
• LandWell was required to relocate a large portion of the historic BMI 40 inch watermain, among other necessary improvements to allow for the site development. 
• 73 acres

Traverse Point: 2002

• One the first truly mixed use projects in the Valley, Traverse Point was conceived as a horizontally mixed use project that contains residential (both single family and multi family, retail, education, office and light industrial concentrated into a single development along the 215. Traverse point brought together world class home builders and multi family builders along with national retail brands into a unique development.  Further, as LandWell fore saw the lack to quality education choices in the Valley, we were one of the first to integrate a public charter school into an existing development, showing these schools could collocate within communities.
• Retail, commercial, light industrial, some residential
• 220 acres

big spaces, big dreams

Black Mountain Industrial Center

• Light Industrial Development in Henderson
• Elevated streetscape and architectural components included in Design Development Standards included enhanced architectural elements, streets with detached walkways and trails, enhanced landscape requirements, and limited uses more constant with a professional industrial center by removing more “dirty” uses by zoning and land use restrictions.
• 220 acres

Google Data Center

• Worked with a then unnamed company to bring a top Silicon Valley company key infrastructure facility to the City of Henderson, once again putting Henderson on the world map.
• Worked with Google, the City, SNWA, and NVE to provide the needed infrastructure to create a 1 of 14 facility in the entire world serving Gmail and google maps.

Opportunity Village

• LandWell has always valued being a good corporate citizen. When opportunity village approached us with the need for some land for a state of the art facility to allow those with developmental needs the opportunity to gather and work in a facility catered to serving them, LandWell stepped up and provide the parcel of land. 
• Not only does the facility provide the education and social opportunities and services, but it also houses the OV shredding business.
• 4 acres

Taking Care of Business

Valley Auto Mall

• The Valley Auto Mall brought XXX auto dealerships to the residents of Southern las Vegas Valley, including all of Henderson. This project also created a unique boundary along the then newly constructed I515 interchange.
• Largest auto mall in the Valley
• 80 acres

top-ranked residential

Entrada

Champion Village

Emerald Valley

Cadence: 2014-Present

• Cadence, a 2,200-acre planned community located in Henderson, Nevada., has 450 acres of open space, including the nearly 50-acre Central Park and 100-acre sports park.
• The community interconnects with the many Henderson bicycle and walking trails such as the Las Vegas Wash Trail and River Mountains Loop Trail.
• Six school sites, retail centers including a grocery store and other services, and nearby business parks are also part of Cadence.
• Cadence is being developed by The LandWell Company, the real estate development division of Basic Management, Inc., which has a distinguished history in Southern Nevada.
• The 12,250-home community offers a variety of residential neighborhoods with a broad cross-section of homes. Visit cadencenv.com for more information.

Lake Mead Christian Academy

• LandWell has always put a premium on providing the finest educational opportunities to the students of East Henderson. This donation represented the first of its kind, providing free land to a small private school operator to construct and run a five star educational institute.
• 5 acres land donation for primary campus 1995
• 14 acres land donation for secondary campus 2015
• The first private school in east Henderson.