North Las Vegas is preparing for thousands of new neighbors, and city leaders are lining up housing, recreation, technology, and health care projects to keep pace. Proposals now in the pipeline include 1,500 homes near Losee Road and the 215 Beltway, a mixed-use sports destination called Hylo Park, and a possible data center from Switch.
The momentum is already measurable. According to Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, the city attracts more than $1 billion in private-sector investment every year, fueling residential, commercial, and industrial construction across town.
Just shy of 300,000 people live in North Las Vegas today, and officials expect that number to climb to roughly 400,000 over the next few decades. The mayor was direct about what that means for the city’s to-do list. “We are going to need more things here in the city,” Goynes-Brown said…