The Mission Linen building' s factory looks and high ceilings have appealed to many people over the years.
It' s unique in its ability to provide tenants a creative, open floor plan while maintaining the upcycled modern-industrial design flare that can only come from a converted WWII era warehouse. The building is actually post-war, 1950 (with additions after), but its style harkens back to a pre-war feel.
Ownership is now moving forward to complete base building work to make ready the building for any number of uses. Likely outcomes include one or two tenants filling the entire space with high-end creative office and arts & entertainment-oriented attractions that will compliment the ongoing revitalization of the Arts District neighborhood and augment its pedestrian traffic.
With the property located at the heart of the Arts District, the Arts District at the heart of the valley, coupled with the Project Neon's I-15 highway improvements set to deliver the valley's best traffic solutions to this neighborhood, the Mission Linen building will make a great home to end-users facing both tourists and the local community.
The Mission Linen building is sandwiched between the Valley' s most intense employment nodes--just minutes from both the Strip and downtown resort corridor, the legal district and medical district, and city and county government offices.
