The Las Vegas Real Estate market is HOT! Have you seen the new City Center project on Las Vegas Boulevard where there are 8000 workers around the clock? How about the Town Square on Las Vegas Boulevard and Sunset Road? Amazing job opportunities draw more than 6000 residents each month to this fabulous Valley with new developments everywhere you look from the billion dollar Downtown renovations, to dozens of high rises, retail centers, and growth in neighboring communities. Throughout this site you will find information about the available high rise and mid rise condos in the Las Vegas Real Estate market, that are available for residential purchase, investments, or retirement. With the tax benefits in Nevada, great weather, and tons of entertainment, Las Vegas is a great place to buy. Pease take your time reviewing the information and contact me if you are interested in more information, at nhaack@cox.net!
The Las Vegas real estate market remains one of the hottest markets in the United States. More than 6000 people move to Las Vegas every month because of the growth throughout the Valley, and the many employment opportunities in business, entertainment, construction, and much more making the Las Vegas Valley the land of opportunity for many.
There will be major changes in Las Vegas over the next few years. A revitalization of the downtown is occurring to include an Arts District, a Theatre District, a Business District, an Entertainment District and the Union Park District that will be home to the Worlds Largest Furniture Market Place consisting of 9 million square feet of showrooms and convention space.
The Echelon Place, broke grounmd in June, 2007 on the site of the old Stardust Hotel and Casino and will encompass 87 acres of which 22 acres will be saved for future development. The site will contain five hotels, two entertainment venues, 140,000 s.f. gaming floor, meeting space and retail.
The richest man in Australia, James Packer, will help create the Crown Las Vegas casino on the site of the old Wet 'n Wild property, south of the Sahara Hotel. The 1888 foot hotel tower will host a 5000 hotel room project with 250,000 s.f. of gaming, and 625,000 s.f. of retail, as well as convention space and other amenities, once approval is received from the FAA and the gaming license is approved.
An urban village is being planned adjacent to the $2 Billion Southern Highlands Resort at the corner of Las Vegas Blvd and St. Rose Parkway. The Gallery will contain 100 stores and be complemented with residences and offices.
The land once owned by the "W" Hotel and the Las Ramblas projects is now under consideration by Africa Israel Investments controlled by billionaire Lev Leviev and partners including Credit Suisse Group. The plan is to build a number of hotels on the land as well as a casino and commercial development, over the next five years.
The largest single level "club" in the State is under construction near South Point. When completed, it will house the largest dance floor in Nevada and have the ability to entertain 2000 cowboys and cowgirls. August, 2007 is the expected opening.
The Harmon Koval corridor will come alive with hotels as Developer Jeff LaPour plans to build 4 Hotels called Paradise Place. Two hotels have been announced and will appeal to Gen X and Gen Y.
