Highway 93/95 interchange, sits on 35 acres and has 224 hotel rooms, according to a securities filing. “We’re seeing an extraordinary amount of inbound calls and demand for those three properties,” Red Rock Resorts Chief Financial Officer Stephen Cootey told analysts last month.įiesta Henderson, on Lake Mead Parkway near the 215 Beltway-U.S.

Station parent Red Rock Resorts announced in July that it would demolish Texas Station, Fiesta Rancho and Fiesta Henderson - all of which have been closed since the onset of the pandemic - and sell the sites. It is building a new resort in the southwest Las Vegas Valley, and it’s adding to its already vast land holdings in the region.īut it also wants to shed some real estate. Overall, the locals-focused casino operator is eyeing a future filled with construction in Southern Nevada, with the goal of doubling its portfolio by the end of this decade. Station declined to comment for this story. 9 for Texas Station that covers the complete demolition of an existing 906,000-square-foot building, parking structure and signs.Ī permit application also was filed with North Las Vegas on July 25 for the demolition of Fiesta Rancho, city records show. The city of Henderson issued a permit Wednesday for the complete demolition of Fiesta Henderson’s hotel, casino and parking garage, records show.Īlso, the city of North Las Vegas issued a permit Aug. There are some visible signs of work at the shuttered properties, with a mix of excavators, construction trailers, and piles of asphalt in the parking lots. Station Casinos has taken steps to tear down the three hotels it earmarked for demolition this summer. Piles of torn up asphalt in the parking lot of the Texas Station hotel-casino at Rancho Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard as preparations begin for demolition of the casino on Thursday, Sept.

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