Warner Bros. and Sony Partner on $400M Las Vegas Studio Project

The collaboration hinges on Nevada legislature approval of a proposed $105M annual film tax credit expansion.

Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures have joined forces to develop a 31-acre production facility in Las Vegas' Summerlin community, in partnership with Howard Hughes Holdings.
The project is contingent on the passage of Nevada Assembly Bill 238, which proposes increasing the state's film tax credits from $10 million to $105 million annually.
The Summerlin Studios development is projected to generate over $3 billion in economic impact and create tens of thousands of jobs in Nevada.
This marks a shift from last year, when Warner Bros. and Sony backed competing studio projects in Nevada, with Warner Bros. abandoning its previous partnership at UNLV's Harry Reid Research and Technology Park.
If approved, the studio would become Warner Bros.' third production hub, alongside facilities in London and Burbank, and is expected to be operational by July 2028.