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Is It Boom or Bust for Las Vegas Luxury Condos - CNBC Has The Answer

Posted by Bruce Hiatt - September 13th, 2007
Categories: High Rise Condos

On Friday, September 14, 2007, CNBC will be broadcasting live from the Las Vegas Strip throughout the day. This segment will focus on the boom or bust perspective of Las Vegas luxury condos.

What CNBC has discovered this week interviewing Luxury Realty Group and visiting major luxury condo developments will surprise you about Las Vegas and its current luxury condo market status. Tune in to The Closing Bell show at 1pm PST and 4pm EST to hear the results of their in-depth analysis.

Luxury Realty Group wishes to thank CNBC for including our brokers and agents in this most important interview. We believe the perspective about Las Vegas luxury condos and the overall state of the luxury high rise condo market in Las Vegas will clearly be changed as a result of this broadcast.

Bruce Hiatt, Broker, CRS can be reached at 702-456-7080 x201.
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