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5/27/22
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Tower 300, the former Bank of America building at 300 South Fourth Street in Las Vegas, is a downtown landmark in the city. Originally built in 1975, the 17-story tower reigned as the area’s iconic center of commerce, law, and business for nearly a half-century.
Today, the rebranded Tower 300 not only has a new name, but it also has a fresh new look, new ownership, and new tenants, all of which are part of the area’s exciting ongoing revitalization.
Los Angeles-based Barker Pacific Group (BPG) acquired the building in May 2021. According to Will Dickinson, vice president at BPG, the palpable energy of downtown Las Vegas was the tipping point in the company’s decision to acquire the building.
“The significant investment happening in downtown Las Vegas was evident to us with Circa, new multi-family projects at Symphony Park, and newly refreshed hotels, office buildings, and businesses of all sizes,” said Dickinson. “With new tenants already moving into Tower 300, we remain as enthusiastic as ever about Las Vegas.”
The newest tenant in the building is Pacific Workplaces, a Bay Area coworking company making its first foray into Las Vegas. The company took occupancy in early April, boasting more than 16k sf on the sixth floor.
In addition, the law firm of Holley Driggs will occupy more than 25k sf at Tower 300, taking the top two floors of the building when the firm settles in later this summer. And, International Innovation Center @Vegas has taken space on the first floor of the building.
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