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27 February, 2007 | No comments

Sullivan Square - What Las Vegas Needs

Sullivan Square is a mixed use project located in the Southwest of the Las Vegas Valley.

 

The architecture at Sullivan Square speaks of old-world presence while adding the convenience of modern-day technology. Comprised of brownstones, terraces, high-rise condominiums and lofts, these residences offer a central park, walking paths and market shops which create a sense of authenticity at Sullivan Square. Residents will enjoy being within walking distance of neighborhood shops; a fresh fish market, break baker, wine shop, and florist. Valets, concierge service, fitness and tennis facilities and so much more add to the convenience of Sullivan Square.

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For more information on Live/Work, Madison I and II Pricing Please Contact.

Gus Atar

702.443.3245

gus.atar@sothebysrealty.com

23 February, 2007 | No comments

2006 Las Vegas Real Estate Market Annual Review

Dear Connoisseurs of Life,

Thank you for welcoming our 2006 Las Vegas Real Estate Market Annual Review into your home. We hope that our experience and comprehension of the market will transpire to you, our clientele, through our market research reports.

Inside our Annual Review you will find a recap of the success that our market has achieved in 2006. Within it you will find sales figures by product offerings, and the real estate survey titled, “Seeking a Luxury Lifestyle,” which was a collaborative survey orchestrated by Sotheby’s International Realty and Architectural Digest as an initiative to study the magazine’s readership on the topic of multiple-homeownership.

2006 Las Vegas Real Estate Market Annual Review

 Thank You,

 James Beasley and Gus Atar

15 February, 2007 | No comments

Great News for Condo-Hotel Owners

According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal on 2/14/07, Las Vegas attracted a record number of tourists in 2006 despite losing 581 hotel rooms from its inventory, the first such decrease since 1992.  The visitor increase came despite the number of hotel rooms decreasing to 132,605. 

Las Vegas had 38.9 million visitors in 2006 which was up slightly less than 1 percent from 2005.  The hotel occupancy rate was boosted to 89.7 percent, up half a percent from the previous year. 

14 February, 2007 | No comments

Palazzo Project

The $1.8 billion dollar Palazzo Project located on Sands Avenue and South Las Vegas Boulevard has announced their residential tower planned to be built atop the 90,000-square-foot building that will house Barneys, a New York-based high-end men’s and women’s apparel store that is part of the Palazzo’s planned 300,000 square feet of retail development.

Brad Stone, Las Vegas Sands Co. Executive Vice President stated in the Las Vegas Review Journal,”Building a 50-story hotel-casino atop the underground parking structure makes the Palazzo one of Las Vegas’ most distinctive construction projects.”

“This is a very intense building with a lot of logistical challenges,” Stone said. “It’s a lot like a Manhattan (New York) construction project. (Clark) County hadn’t seen anything like this before.”

Las Vegas Sands Corp. has reported that construction has commenced on the foundation for the planned 270-unit condominium tower.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Buyers who are interested in being part of this one of a kind opportunity should email, james.beasley@sothebysrealty.com or gus.atar@sothebysrealty.com.

Pricing and floorplans have not been released, please call James Beasley at 702-493-8600 for additional information.

http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2007/Feb-03-Sat-2007/business/12367217.html