CA and NV - Real Estate Blog by Olivia McClellan, Agent

Pinnacle Development was recently hit with a class action lawsuit by frustrated buyers. Pinnacle has not broken ground after changing contractors three times in three years. See more in our investor section for the full Review Journal article.

Palms Place, Las Vegas

Standhi will be the tallest building in downtown Las Vegas hosting over 425 luxury condominums adding to the selection of new downtown projects.

This is the lastest offering from Sam Cherry Development one of the top developers in Las Vegas. He has built Soho Lofts and is currenting finishing Newport Lofts. Standhi marks his 3rd offering in Las Vegas since the boom. Other developers are still working on the 1st completion.

To find out more information about this project please call me.

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Olivia

Many of the new high rise condos have been closing units allowing occupants to move in. The other units are closing are investors leaving them vacant and put up for lease.

Investors that purchased out of state may inquire about leasing their units at www.thehighrisereport.com . Units can be furnished to compete for corporate rentals or staged with rental furniture when put on the resale market.

For more information please inquire at www.thehighrisereport.com

A gem nestled amonst some older homes is a new community called 22 Parkside. It is actually a sister property of Stone Canyon Lofts.

If you havent seen some of the new single family loft homes at Stone Canyon Lofts you are missing out. They are very untraditional but very cool equipped with roof top decks and floor to ceiling windows.

This may not appeal to everyone but to me it is pretty awesome. Loft living allows tons of light and open spaces.

If you would like to visit this property or possible check for resales at Stone Canyon please do not hesitate to call me at 702-372-2671

Thanks for stopping by

Olivia McClellan
Liberty Realty

Donald Trump announced on NBC's The Apprentice that he is moving forward with tower 2 in Las Vegas. Within days they have taken 400 reservations..

MGM Mirage, which is currently building the massive $7 billion Project CityCenter on 66 acres on the south Strip, has assembled the acreage to construct a similar and potentially larger development on the Strip's northern end.

The Las Vegas-based casino operator will announce this morning it has finalized two Strip land acquisition deals worth a combined $575 million that will give the company more than 100 contiguous acres for development stretching north from Circus Circus Drive to Sahara Avenue.

Another massive project that according to the article in the Review Journal should start before City Center I is completed.

Stay tuned.

Olivia

Olivia McClellan, ABR, GRI, RRG
Broker/Salesperson, REALTOR®
Liberty Realty
7674 W Lake Mead Blvd, Ste 150
Las Vegas, NV 89128
Direct: 702-372-2671
Fax: 702-543-4845

The casino company run by billionaire Sheldon Adelson said Tuesday it expects about $1 billion in net proceeds from the sale of luxury condominium units under construction at its Palazzo property on the Las Vegas Strip.

The Palazzo hotel will be a 50-floor luxury tower with approximately 3,025 luxury suites. The hotel lobby will feature a 60-foot glass dome, multiple two story fountains, imported marble, bronze case columns and special custom wall finishes. Guests arriving from the street will enter the domed entry lobby while those approaching from the Venetian Casino Resort will make the transition through a towering octagonal structure, itself topped by a glass and decorative iron dome. The floors throughout will complement the spaces with numerous interlocking patterns of polished veined marbles and colorful inlay strips. The landscape will be made up of palm trees, tailored paintings and exotically shaped topiaries.

This development is located in the heart of the strip amist some of the most valuable property in Las Vegas.

Call me for details.

Construction has commenced in downtown Las Vegas on the $70 million Lou Ruvo Brain Institute, designed by world renowned architect Frank Gehry. The Institute,which is just a few blocks from downtown, comprises approximately 67,000 square feet and is Gehry’s first building in Las Vegas.

Headed by Dr. Zaven Khachaturian, PhD, and supported by internationally acclaimed researchers, the Institute will lead the fight against neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s.

The project is funded by Las Vegas-based Keep Memory Alive Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to brain disease research, founded by Larry Ruvo, Nevada's senior managing director of Southern Wine & Spirits. The building is named after Ruvo's father, who died of Alzheimer's.

The Institute is scheduled to open in late 2008.

Club Renaissance bought out of foreclosure for $3.5 million as reported on March 23 on the ReviewJournal.com Website.

This project has been twisting in the wind for a while with rumors floating the plans to potential investors around the valley. It's time has come to make way for a development that might actually get built downtown.

According to the article, financing was its biggest problem. More to come on the genesis of the Renaissance.

The Verge will soon enter the market in downtown Las Vegas. If you would like more info on this new product please feel free to contact me. I am attending the grand opening event for Brokers to secure units for my clients at entry level pricing. These units will be starting at around 140k.


Thanks

Olivia McClellan,
Liberty Realty
702-372-2671