Hughes Center office park near Strip finds potential buyer

May 21, 2026 - 03:10

A well-known office park just east of the Las Vegas Strip is on the verge of changing hands. The Hughes Center, a sprawling commercial campus that once housed major corporate tenants, has attracted a potential buyer, according to sources familiar with the deal. The property, located near the intersection of Flamingo Road and Paradise Road, has seen better days as the pandemic shifted work habits and left many office buildings across the valley struggling with vacancy.

The complex covers roughly 20 acres and includes several low-rise office buildings, parking structures, and retail space. It was once a hub for law firms, financial services, and technology companies. But like many older suburban office parks, it has faced rising competition from newer, amenity-rich developments in the southwest and Summerlin areas. The potential sale signals that investors are still looking for opportunities in the Las Vegas market, even as the office sector remains under pressure.

Details about the buyer and the proposed price have not been disclosed. Real estate brokers familiar with the property say the deal could close within the next few weeks. The Hughes Center is located just minutes from the Strip, giving it a prime location for redevelopment or conversion to mixed-use space. Local officials have been pushing for more residential and entertainment options in that corridor, which could make the site attractive for a new vision.

The sale would mark the end of an era for a property that once symbolized corporate growth in Las Vegas during the 1990s and early 2000s. As the city continues to diversify its economy beyond gaming and tourism, the fate of the Hughes Center will be watched closely by those tracking the health of the local commercial real estate market.