No retail corridor in the U.S. matches the scale, intensity, or theatricality of the Las Vegas Strip – in the strip, you don’t sell, you perform. Spanning from Spring Mountain Road to Tropicana Avenue, the Strip is more than a commercial district—it’s a global circus where brands go wild. Born from mid-20th century glamor and fueled by decades of reinvention, this high street transformed from a casino corridor into a multi-billion-dollar ecosystem where retail, hospitality, and entertainment collide at maximum volume. It’s not just a destination—it’s a phenomenon, shaped as much by spectacle as it is by strategy. The Strip’s retail mix is a study in contrasts and ambition. Graff, Neiman Marc
A new store opening in Fontainebleau Las Vegas on the Bleau Galerie Level, Rick Owens! This is the first to the Las Vegas Strip, and exclusive to the Fontainebleau!
Open Now! The second largest YSL store open at Fontainebleau Las Vegas!
We're excited to welcome The Webster to Fontainebleau Las Vegas, located in the Bleau Galerie on Level 2.
The first Las Vegas location of the iconic Miami-born retailer features a champagne flute-inspired pink onyx salon designed by Stephane Parmentier, offering a curated mix of luxury fashion, accessories, and lifestyle!
The Miracle Mile Food Hall has recently introduced a host of exciting new dining options. The new dining options include Lobster Me, Carniege Pizza, Dave's Hot Chicken, Tacotarian, and Fat Tuesday!
The Las Vegas Strip is the most coveted retail address in the market, and its value proposition is built on exposure. Gross rents range from $200 to $300 per square foot, with top-tier spaces commanding higher premiums based on size, frontage, and adjacency to anchor properties.
While turnover does occur—like the exit of Netflix’s pop-up and the relocation of Lululemon—vacancy remains exceptionally low, typically under 5%. Leasing activity is consistently strong, fueled by the Strip’s unique ability to offer brands a global audience in a compact footprint. New development is limited but impactful. The upcoming BLVD project, a 300,000-square-foot mixed-use development, is slated to open most