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Internationally awarded and recognized, Luxury Realty Group is respected for setting a golden standard in elegance, service, exclusivity, and technology. Through its integrity to client representation and privacy, the boutique real estate firm has earned the trust of some of the world’s most prominent figures.

Luxury Realty Group is comprised of just a few hand-selected members, all invited into the firm because of their knowledge and experience with high-rise condominiums and fine homes. From cutting-edge websites to some of the most expensive sales in Las Vegas history, everyone walks the talk.

As consultants to several Wall Street Firms and the Associated Press, members of Luxury Realty Group make regular appearances in the media including CNBC, ABC News, CBS News, FOX News, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, New York Times, and Los Angeles Times.

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Fontainebleau big change for Las Vegas Strip revenue - Resort Corridor matures.

Posted by Luxury Realty Group - February 3rd, 2008

Some say that the Fontainebleau Resort in Las Vegas is expected to generate two thirds of its revenue through avenues other than gaming. Dining, entertainment, nightclubs and more will play a key role. This is good news for the Strip and shows that “Sin City” is maturing into a global destination.

Buying a Las Vegas Luxury High Rise Condo Where Real Estate Professionals Do, is a Smart Move

Posted by - January 14th, 2008

Most people know that in Las Vegas we are in the midst of a screaming buyers market…you don’t need a real estate professional to tell you that. BUT, if you are a buyer looking to take advantage of some of the great opportunities available in the Las Vegas High Rise Condo market following the path of real estate professionals can be a very smart move.

Goodbye 2007, A year of change in the Las Vegas Luxury High-Rise Market

Posted by - December 27th, 2007

2007 Saw nearly as much demolition as new construction on the Las Vegas Strip, Much of the demolition was to make way for multi-billion dollar mega resorts and luxury high-rise condos that will be part of these new properties.