WELCOME TO DTP

DTP Companies, formerly Downtown Project, was founded by Tony Hsieh in January 2012 with an initial $350 million investment aimed at accelerating the revitalization of the Fremont East Entertainment District and its surrounding area in Downtown Las Vegas; through investments in Real Estate, Small Businesses, Tech, and Education, Arts, and Culture.

 

Our culture and our values remain embedded in all that we do.  It is our goal that every project incorporates an element of First, Unique, or Best.  These unique, ever-changing experiences that layer on different elements of surprise creates a sense of discovery leading to return visitation.

HOSPITALITY

Helping create a more vibrant and walkable city

  • Downtown Terrace
  • Corduroy
  • Container Park
  • Oak & Ivy

REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS

Live and work in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas

  • THE 211
  • Towne Terrace
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LIVE

We’ve got great residential options right in the heart of the city. Live Downtown – the most fun and exciting part of the Las Vegas Valley.

WORK

Whether you’re looking to crank out some work in a comfortable spot with lightening-fast wi-fi, have an impromptu meeting or team gathering, or just want to get out of the office for a working lunch or happy hour, we’ve got you covered.

EXPLORE

Get rewarded and earn points when you visit Downtown Las Vegas restaurants and bars. Learn about the Explore DTLV Rewards program

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+ Jobs Generated

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Million Economic Output

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SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENTS

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NEW BUSINESSES

LATEST NEWS

  • Think you’ve seen everything Las Vegas has to offer? Think again. Sure, everyone knows about the Bellagio Fountains, the Sphere and the megaresorts. But scattered across the city are record-breaking attractions that many locals—and plenty of tourists—walk right past without realizing they’ve made history. The Fire-Breathing Praying Mantis Yes…it really breathes fire One of Las Vegas’ strangest record-breakers isn’t on the Strip at all. Standing outside Downtown Container Park, the giant metal praying mantis breathes real fire into the night sky and has earned recognition as the world’s largest fire-breathing praying mantis. It’s weird. It’s loud. And it’s exactly the kind......

    05 July, 2026

  • Downtown Container Park opened nearly 13 years ago in downtown Las Vegas. The retail center made from shipping containers continues to entice tourists and locals alike with its variety of shops and bars, and the unmissable fire-breathing praying mantis. You’ll find Container Park at 707 Fremont St., on the corner of Seventh Street. On the main drag of Fremont East, it’s one of the original concepts from DTP, founded by late Zappos leader Tony Hsieh. It offers a wide range of bites, drinks, shops and activities. To get you acquainted, here are a few we recommend. Read the article...

    02 June, 2026

  • There’s something about rooftop bars that completely transforms the entire bar experience. Being up above twinkling city lights or catching glimpses of mountain tops or rippling waterfronts just feels a bit more…glamorous. Of course, not all rooftop bars are created equal, and the one you choose for your night out can play a big role in setting the overall tone of your evening. Rooftop bars come in all shapes and sizes -– classy and elegant, laid back and chill, a little dive-y -– and some are meant for relaxation while others have more of a party vibe. There can be......

    07 November, 2025

  • Beyond the well-trodden paths, Las Vegas offers a collection of lesser-known spots that blend natural beauty with cultural flair. The Downtown Container Park, an innovative open-air marketplace, showcases vibrant street art and hosts community events, making it a lively hub for creativity and socializing. Meanwhile, the Neon Boneyard Museum, just a couple of miles from the Strip, preserves the city’s iconic neon signs, offering visitors a nostalgic journey through Las Vegas’ luminous history. For families and nature lovers, the Springs Preserve provides a lush desert oasis featuring botanical gardens, interactive exhibits, and educational programs that highlight the Mojave Desert’s unique......

    28 September, 2025