Pacifica Vegas

Pacifica Vegas is a three-story, roughly 116,000-square-foot retail, dining and entertainment complex planned for the south side of Spring Mountain Road between Procyon Street and Polaris Avenue, in the heart of the Las Vegas Chinatown corridor roughly a mile west of the Strip. Developed by Eddie Ni's Windfall Group, a specialist in Asian-themed shopping centers, the roughly $60 million to $70 million project occupies a cleared 3.2-acre parcel and pairs street-level shops and restaurants with upper-level entertainment space, served by a dedicated six-story parking garage — a rarity along a corridor where surface parking has long constrained growth. The vertical, garage-supported format is a deliberate departure from the low-slung strip-mall plazas that built Spring Mountain Road's reputation, concentrating a denser mix of food-and-beverage tenants and experiential uses on a single site. It lands in one of the country's most distinctive Asian dining destinations, a stretch whose restaurant scene and growing residential base have drawn steadily more visitors off the Strip.