MGM MIRAGE’s The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences is a unique project with only 207 units and Las Vegas’ first MR CHOW restaurant. Managed by Andrew Sasson’s The Light Group, The Harmon appeals to Hollywood’s elite. But what other project was Mr. Sasson involved in that offered a penthouse with rounded glass and views of the Las Vegas Strip? Panorama Towers.
PANORAMA TOWERS (click to read more)
Across the I-15 from the $8+ billion mega-resort known as CityCenter (a joint venture between MGM MIRAGE and Dubia World) sits three blue towers. The first two of these towers each feature a hole in the middle of the building. In the first building at Panorama Towers, on floors 24,25, and 26, a dramatic curving glass grey-shell penthouse property can be found for sale.
Rendering of “Developer’s Penthouse” at Panorama Towers
Panorama Towers developer’s penthouse facts
(all information is according to developer and subject to change without notice)
- Three-story penthouse
- Approximately 6,900 square feet
- Approximately 1,400 sq ft balcony
- Curved glass architecture
- Grey-shell construction status (see link above)
Rendering of “Developer’s Penthouse” at Panorama Towers
For confidential discussion contact Celebrity High Rise Consultant Aaron Auxier of Luxury Realty Group.
Aaron Auxier is responsible for some of the most spectacular penthouse real estate sales on the Las Vegas Strip. In 2007, Aaron set the Top-3 records for most expensive residential price per square foot sales in Las Vegas history. In February 2008 he was recognized by MGM MIRAGE as the Top-Dollar-Selling agent at The Harmon Residences.
Aaron Auxier, REALTOR®, ABR can be reached at 702-205-1818.
Luxury Realty Group is recognized by the press as a leading brokerage on the Strip. They can be seen on networks and in publications such as CNBC, Forbes Magazine, Details, LV Business Press, Wall Street Journal, The Review Journal, Los Angeles Times and USA Today.
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