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Las Vegas runs on more than the Strip, and running a business here means understanding a few things most visitors never notice.
A private revitalization effort poured $350 million into downtown Las Vegas, including $50 million set aside specifically for small businesses, reshaping Fremont Street from a rough stretch into a real commercial district. A business that still views the downtown as the old Fremont Street is competing in a neighborhood that's already moved past that reputation.
The Athletics' $1.5 billion ballpark is under construction on the former Tropicana site, generating over 25,000 construction jobs before it even opens in 2028. A business near that stretch of the Strip is losing walk-by customers to construction fencing and detours already, and that disruption will run for years before the first game is played.
A $12 billion high-speed rail line connecting Las Vegas directly to Southern California is under construction right now, with station work already underway on Las Vegas Boulevard. A business that hasn't yet taken this new arrival point into account is planning for a Las Vegas that's about to be a lot easier to reach.
Maxim Dmitrov
Ryan Battles
