LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — During a zoning meeting on Wednesday held by the Board of County Commissioners, permits were approved for a heart-shaped resort.
Moving forward with plans to develop land at the south end of the Las #Vegas Strip. Commissioners approved permits and reviews for a heart-shaped resort.
— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) July 22, 2026
The project includes a pedestrian plaza and 265 foot high restaurant atop pillars built for a failed Ferris wheel venture. pic.twitter.com/R5tysaHeYO
The property will take up residence in the resort corridor, a representative for the resort's applicant shared during the meeting.
The representative shared that two "matchsticks," or pillars, were originally built in the area to support a Ferris wheel in the early 2000s. The new property plans to strengthen the pillars and turn them into a "sky tower restaurant."
According to a social media post by Clark County, the resort will also include a pedestrian plaza. The representative said that the outdoor venue would have "something similar to Fremont Street," with renderings showcasing a walkway covered by a canopy.