This six-story City Central Place lies in the heart of the Las Vegas central business district. With the surrounding streets home to the three courthouses, it has a strong legal presence. This Class A building welcomes you with a spacious lobby and offers lounge areas, outside seating and video conferencing studio, as well as secure underground parking and dedicated bicycle storage. Restaurants and hotels abound in the neighborhood which lies next to city's vibrant downtown area.
Grab a hot desk at City Central Place and work from a bright, professional space in the downtown Las Vegas business district. Desks sit in a Class A building with natural light and high-speed internet, plus lounge areas and a coffee and tea bar for breaks. With three courthouses and City Hall nearby, it is a practical base for professionals who want flexible, cost-effective workspace close to the action.
Natural light and high-speed internet in a shared professional workspace inside a Class A building.
Yes, hot desk users have access to lounge areas, a coffee and tea bar and breakout spaces.
At City Central Place, 400 S 4th Street, in the heart of downtown Las Vegas.
Yes, the downtown business district offers a vibrant local community and dynamic networking opportunities.
Yes, City Central Place is wheelchair accessible and offers bike storage and nearby parking.
City Central Place sits in the downtown core near City Hall and three courthouses.
Bonneville Transit Center and multiple bus routes are a short distance away.
Spacious lobby, lounge areas, natural light and secure underground parking.
City Central Place sits in downtown Las Vegas with plenty nearby: Fremont Street Experience Parking is about 480 metres away, with Zappos Self Parking and Main Street Station parking within easy reach. Bus stops on Charleston are around a kilometre away, and the building offers secure underground parking and dedicated bike storage. Restaurants, hotels and the vibrant Fremont East area surround the location, alongside cultural landmarks such as The Mob Museum and the Smith Center for the Performing Arts.