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Newport Lofts Las Vegas Hi Rise Condos Last Phase Construction

Monday, September 25th, 2006

Newport Lofts Las VegasNewport Lofts Las Vegas is entering into final construction phase and will begin delivery of Las Vegas loft condominiums to buyers this spring, according to West Seegmiller of Seegmiller Partners, the Las Vegas high-rise real estate developer. Sam Cherry Development is also involved in the downtown Newport Lofts real estate.

The 23-story Newport Lofts tower, located in Las Vegas’ Arts District between downtown and the Strip, will feature hi rise condominium residences starting on the eighth floor.

Featured amenities include custom Italian cabinetry throughout, Italian granite countertops, European fixtures, 10 1/2 -foot-high ceilings, private terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows in select floor plans.

Thirteen single-story Newport lofts floor plans are available, ranging from 912 to 1,650 square feet, as well as 12 Newport penthouse designs, measuring from 1,800 to 3,000 square feet. Newport condos prices range from the mid-$400,000s to $1.9 million.

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Thomas & Mack Development Plans Northern Beltway Industrial Center

Friday, September 22nd, 2006

Las Vegas Construction NewsThomas & Mack Development Group recently unveiled plans for Las Vegas Northern Beltway Industrial Center, a new 100-acre real estate, 1.92 million-square-foot industrial complex in North Las Vegas, just south of the I-15/215 intersection. The Northern Beltway Industrial Center will consist of seven big industrial buildings, ranging from 145,600 square feet to 417,500 square feet. The initial two buildings, totaling 422,054 square feet, will break ground in October. General contractor is Martin-Harris Construction.

“What really sparked the industrial potential is the opening of the I-15 and Northern 215 Beltway intersection,” said president of Thomas & Mack Development, Robert Snow Jr. “There has been a continued demand from distribution and manufacturing firms to relocate here.”

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Streamline Las Vegas Condos Funded $123 Million Loan By Corus

Wednesday, September 20th, 2006

Streamline Las VegasStreamline Tower Las Vegas real estate was funded a $123 million construction loan by Corus Bank this week, an affiliate of Barclay’s North, which is developing the 21-story Streamline Las Vegas high rise condominium. The total luxury high-rise real estate project cost is estimated at $150 million, with construction making up about $107 million.

Streamline Las Vegas condos, now built up to its second level, will consist of 275 residential units (355,000 square feet), 428 garage parking spaces and about 12,000 square feet of street-level retail space. Streamline Las Vegas real estate is rising one block from Downtown Fremont Street Experience, a seven-block open-air mall featuring casinos, dining, shopping and other entertainment options, nightly light and sound shows. Scheduled completion for Streamline Tower Las Vegas Nevada is late 2007.

The Las Vegas hi rise condos for sale in Streamline will be a mix of one, two and three-bedroom condos with granite countertops, high-end appliances, plentiful windows and private balconies providing views of the Strip or the Valley. Sales prices early on ranged from $356,000 for the smallest units, about 850 sf, to $1.3 million for the 2,000-sf units, but the least price condos for sale in Las Vegas has since risen to about $420,000.

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Juhl Las Vegas Condos Starts Construction Downtown Las Vegas

Monday, September 18th, 2006

Juhl Las Vegas CondosJuhl Las Vegas condominium real estate project by CityMark Development started construction in downtown Las Vegas last month. This luxury condo project in Las Vegas is moving right along.

“We are pleased to begin the vertical construction process of the Juhl condo project,” said Russ Haley, vice president of CityMark, the San Diego-based real estate developer of the new Las Vegas condo development. “We are right on schedule and are expecting to see Juhl Las Vegas completed in the spring of 2008.” (more…)