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

REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS

Live and work in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas

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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LATEST NEWS

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