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Las Vegas Real Estate - Luxury Properties


Las Vegas is known for it's over the top hotels and casinos, larger than life celebrities and jaw dropping shows.

Over the past couple of years the Real Estate Market has taken center stage breaking national sales records in 2003 and 2004 with record appreciation rates as high as 52%.

2005 is the year of Luxury Condo in Las Vegas. There are 50+ story, high rise buildings, 4-8 story mid rise luxury complexes and ultra contemporary lofts, and mixed used urban villages being built. This phenomenon is not just on Las Vegas Blvd. The locations vary from the far South end of the Las Vegas Strip to far North end, the redevelopment in Downtown Las Vegas, the new development in the new "Arts District" and all areas of the valley all the way to the base of Red Rock.

These projects are breathtaking in design and integrate the best of Las Vegas, with Strip, Valley and mountain views, and true to the style and luxury of Las Vegas. They include the best of the best in on-site amenities, interior upgrades, technology and floor plans. Each project is unique and incredible.

There has never been a more exciting time if you are buyer or investor when considering Las Vegas!

The growth and development are not just in housing. Mayor Goodman is actively and successfully recruiting businesses and creating jobs. The population is steadily growing and with the demand for housing, businesses are following.

Las Vegas is like no place in the world and is fast becoming the next metropolitan city in the United States. Along with the appreciation in housing and the growth of businesses and jobs, Las Vegas has 1.5 million visitors a month and is an International Brand.

Stop by my Website today or call me for more information about investing in Las Vegas.

Thanks

Olivia

Contact me today! I want to be your Real Estate Agent!

Olivia McClellan, Realtor
Liberty Realty
7674 W Lake Mead
Suite 150
Las Vegas, NV 89128
Phone: 702-988-1000
Cell: 702-372-2671
Fax: 702-543-4845
olivia@oliviasellsvegas.com


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