If it sells, it would almost surely be demolished.Īnd if MHA Nation takes ownership, it would give them a property that juts into their existing land holdings, letting them fill a real estate doughnut hole of sorts. The run-down former White Sands building has been closed for years and carries a history of vandalism, vagrants and feral cats. “There is no guarantee of acquisition at this point in time.” “The MHA Nation is pursuing opportunities to acquire the property but the process hasn’t been completed,” Mark Fox, chairman of the tribal group also known as Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, said in a statement provided by his office Wednesday. The narrow 1.1-acre parcel is surrounded on three sides by the former Route 91 Harvest festival site, most of which was acquired by the tribal nation late last year.Ī court hearing on the sale of the motel property is scheduled for March 23.

The Three Affiliated Tribes on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation entered an agreement to purchase the former White Sands Motel property, across from the Luxor, for $10.25 million, Clark County District Court records show.

Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) North Dakota tribal nation is in the process of buying a shuttered motel site on the south Strip, potentially expanding its holdings along Las Vegas Boulevard. The boarded-up White Sands Motel at 3889 Las Vegas Blvd.

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