Arts District (18b)
Suits people who want galleries, antique shops and breweries at hand, and who treat First Friday as part of the monthly routine.
Las Vegas splits fairly clearly between the dense central corridor and the master-planned edges. Downtown, the Arts District and Chinatown put restaurants, galleries and nightlife within walking or short driving distance, while Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Henderson and Southern Highlands are laid out as suburban districts with parks, trails and golf. Lake Las Vegas sits apart from both, built around water and resort landscaping.
Open Las Vegas on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits people who want galleries, antique shops and breweries at hand, and who treat First Friday as part of the monthly routine.
Works for families wanting a master-planned setting on the west side with Red Rock trails close by.
For anyone who eats out often and wants three miles of pan-Asian restaurants, including late-night options, nearby.
Fits frequent flyers and golfers who want a gated, quiet address in the south with quick airport access.
Mega-resorts & fountains · The world's marquee mile
Vintage neon & Fremont canopy · Container Park · Old Vegas
Galleries, antiques & breweries · First Friday nights
Three miles of pan-Asian eats · Late-night noodle runs
Master-planned west · Red Rock trails · Family polish
Suburban calm southeast · Parks & schools · Steady value
Northwest desert edge · New builds · Mountain views
Mediterranean-style lake resort · Golf & calm water
Gated golf estates · Quick airport access · Quiet south