Construction Underway on UnCommons Multi-use Campus

The $400 million Southwest Las Vegas development will house 830+ residential units, 500,000 square feet of office space and more

There is an update to this post: UnCommons Begins Phase II Construction

Construction underway on UnCommons multi-use campus
Rendering: Official | An aerial view of UnCommons, a $400 million multi-use campus scheduled to open in 2022 in Southwest Las Vegas

Matter Real Estate Group’s long-awaited mixed-use facility has broken ground on construction in Southwest Las Vegas, according to an announcement Thursday. Located on the corner of Durango Drive and the 215 Beltway, UnCommons is a unique combination of residential units, office space, food and beverage options, fitness spaces, and more. UnCommons is projected to open in early 2022.

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The $400 million project will contain more than 830 residential units. The UnCommons website promises a “car-less lifestyle” for residents, implying that the property will be entirely walkable for the average person. There will be over 500,000 square feet of office space across five buildings, with CBRE Group being the first major company to announce a move to UnCommons. The Fortune 500 real estate company will occupy an entire floor of one of buildings on the property.

Between the office spaces and residencies will be The Quad and the Streetscape. These two areas will be home to restaurants, retail shops, a movie theater and other “lifestyle services.” So far, the successful Urth Caffe is the only retailer that has been confirmed to be present at the UnCommons. Urth is a European-style cafe that focuses on healthy dining options and organic coffee beans. It will be the chain’s second Vegas location, with the first being located at Wynn Las Vegas on the strip.

UnCommons is the first project being built in Nevada to WELL certification standards, a new set of safety standards that ensure new projects are built to the highest of health protocols in a post-COVID-19 world. These standards include “hospital-quality HVAC systems, operable windows and patios, touch-free access, abundant natural daylight, interior finishes made with materials to limit the spread of bacteria and additional sheltered outdoor seating,” according to a Matter press release.

Rendering: Official | The Quad at UnCommons will sport an assortment food and beverage options
Rendering: Official | The exterior of one of five office buildings at UnCommons
Austin Turner

Austin Turner

Austin Turner earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from San Jose State University, where he served as the Executive Editor of The Spear, the student-run sports publication. He also spent time as a writer for the school newspaper, the Spartan Daily, where he focused on politics and long-form journalism. He currently resides in Southern California where he has had stories featured in the OC Register and Press-Enterprise before joining the staff at What Now Media Group.
Austin Turner

Austin Turner

Austin Turner earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from San Jose State University, where he served as the Executive Editor of The Spear, the student-run sports publication. He also spent time as a writer for the school newspaper, the Spartan Daily, where he focused on politics and long-form journalism. He currently resides in Southern California where he has had stories featured in the OC Register and Press-Enterprise before joining the staff at What Now Media Group.
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