The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday authorized spending $435 million for the renovation of the North, Central and South exhibition halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The two-year project will upgrade the halls to standards established with the new West Hall that opened in June.
Most of the work will occur on the North and Central halls – the oldest portions of the Convention Center – but a modified eastern entrance to the South Hall is planned and some of the LVCVA executive offices will be temporarily relocated next year to the South Hall during the construction, which is expected to begin in 2024.
