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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.

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Would it get reported if the three lowest price-per-square-foot sales in Las Vegas history happened? Then why didn’t the top three get reported?

You can’t blame the national press for continuing to search for bad stories about the Las Vegas real estate market. Think about, everyone knows that the United States is going through a challenged economy, an election year, and a nationwide real estate and mortgage liquidity meltdown. Then you have Las Vegas real estate agents (including myself) saying that there is more to the story…and there is. The problem, however, is that over the past two years, negative stories have taken precedence. It’s just a fact of life that we all have to accept and get used to…the hot story is on negativity.

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Enough is Enough - The last I checked, the amenities at Panorama Towers and Turnberry Towers looked operational. Las Vegas real estate market Update - May 2008

The national press is searching for horror stories about the Las Vegas high-rise luxury condo market. Recently, I received a call from a journalist looking for information on how horrible it had become to live in high-rise condominium properties such as Panorama Towers and Turnberry Towers. The journalist wanted to talk to owners who were going through foreclosures, seeking stories about how their quality of living has been impacted, trying to see if the buildings amenities had been compromised. But is it the press’ fault that they view things this way?

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

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.

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Arizona has NFL Superbowl but gets beat 19-1 for “Fastest Growing State in the Nation” title.

Arizona has once again suffered a blistering cross-state defeat to those pesky players from Nevada. In a bitter desert rivarly lasting 20 years, Arizona has taken “Fastest Growing State in the Nation” honors once. 19-1…This was no barn burner, this was nearly a shut out.

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Proof of local consulting firms flip-flopping their Las Vegas Strip condominium stats.

Recently, I wrote an article that addressed a serious problem that the Resort Corridor condominium market is experiencing when it comes to false reporting by the media about the Las Vegas Strip. In many cases, reporters are getting information from local consulting firms who flip-flop their statistics. Case and point? A local firm just released a report saying high rise sales and price per square foot are way up. This after just a week ago, bashing the high rise market in the press.

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Top 4 Las Vegas High Rise Market Website Complaints

There are many Las Vegas high rise market websites on the internet. But what is the consumers biggest complaint?

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30 Billion in 3 miles but 60 Billion is Possible.

As of June 2007 the Vegas Strip has around 30 billion in construction happening or starting soon. For the purpose of this article we will highlight projects that recently finished, are under construction or very likely to begin before 2010. With 30 billion already a sure thing can we hit 60 by 2010?

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6 Las Vegas luxury high rise condo Misconceptions Debunked.

There continues to be many misconceptions about the Las Vegas high rise condo market. Below are 6 examples.

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The Launch of a New Informational Site

The Las Vegas highrise real estate market is off to a decent start in 2007. MGM CityCenter took many reservations in just a few weeks. In order to continue bringing the latest stats I have shut down one website and created a new one which features a comprehensive update section in every featured project.

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