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Retail Development
The Molasky Group of Companies is known for its landmark retail projects including Nevada's first fully–enclosed mall, The Boulevard Mall, which opened in 1968 with more than one million square feet of retail space to big box power centers, like Best in the West.
Best on the Boulevard
A 200,000 sq. ft. power center located on high visibility Maryland Parkway, Best on the Boulevard offers many of America’s most popular retail stores—Best Buy, Barnes & Noble and Cost Plus in addition to many restaurants and stores well known in the Las Vegas area.
Best in West
This thriving 450,000 sq. ft. power center in the northwest part of Las Vegas serves Summerlin, the fastest growing master planned community in the United States. Big box retailers at Best in the West include Borders Books, Office Depot, Babies R Us, Best Buy, Old Navy, and Bed, Bath & Beyond as well as regional stores Copeland Sports and Paddock Pools.
Sunmark Plaza
SunMark Plaza is a power center located in Henderson, Nevada and serves residents of the upscale master planned communities of Green Valley. With a prime location adjacent to the Galleria regional mall, it also has excellent freeway access. Ashley Furniture Outlet, Sports Chalet, JoAnn’s, David’s Bridal, Bed, Bath Beyond, Best Buy, and Costco are the prime tenants.
Mission Center
Located at the corner of two of Las Vegas’ busiest thoroughfares, 250,000 sq. ft. Mission Center was the first retail center in its neighborhood and set the standard for architecture of such centers in the valley. Long–time tenants include Toys’ R Us, Albertson’s, SavOn Drug, Cafe Michelle and Bank of America.
Sahara Square
Sahara Square is a good example of the Molasky companies’ ability to match the retail product with its environment. An aging property on a high traffic intersection in the heart of Las Vegas was replaced with with an improved layout, attractive architecture and solid tenants, breathing new life into the neighborhood.
Maryland Crossing
Maryland Crossing is a popular 150,000 sq.ft. retail center across the street from Molasky–built Mission Center. Anchored by a high–traffic Target store, Maryland Crossing supports a variety of stores and restaurants in the neighborhood just north of UNLV and one mile east of the famous Las Vegas Strip.
Boulevard Mall
Irwin Molasky commissioned John Graham, the architect of Seattle's Space Needle, to design Nevada’s first fully–enclosed mall in 1968. The Boulevard Mall was long Las Vegas’ largest with 150 stores in 1,350,000 sq. ft. Anchored by Macys, Sears, JC Penney, and Dillards, it continues to be a popular shopping destination.