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Spanish Hills Las Vegas by Rhodes Homes is offering six custom home lots for sale with Strip or mountain views in the southwest part of the Las Vegas, Nevada valley.

There are currently two Spanish Hills lots for sale with mountain views and four luxury lots with Strip views. This would be a fantastic spot for a custom Las Vegas luxury home. Spanish Hills homeowners are in an exclusive community with many luxuries and a lush perimeter helps to maintain their privacy.

Spanish Hills custom homes are located in a private, guard-gated community. The community features within its gates several tennis courts and a tot lot. A 24 hour security company staffs the guard entrance and patrols the real estate.

The available luxury lots in Spanish Hills range from one-third to one acre and are priced according to location and size.

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Apex Industrial Park in north Las Vegas real estate was purchased by Kapex LLC for $69 million. This piece of Las Vegas land was a 3,250 acre tract or $21,230-per-acre, from Kerr-McGee Corp. Kapex, whose partners include Jerry Snyder, Dave Carver, Adam Titus and Ken Templeton, with Las Vegas commercial development plans to spend another $31 million developing Apex Park.

“The Apex industrial park has long been viewed as an ideal industrial site, but the lack of utilities has delayed the real estate development,” said Titus. “The first phase of our project will include 400 acres of land in Las Vegas that is currently served by utilities.”

Apex property is located along the westside of Interstate-15 from the Las Vegas Speedway to the U.S. 93/I-15 intersection. It consists of two parcels of M-2 zoned heavy industrial land with a well, paved service road, water storage tank and a septic system. Continue reading Apex Industrial Park In Las Vegas Real Estate Sells For $69 Million

Brickwater Las Vegas homes a mid-rise condominium real estate project by NOTEWARE Development announced phase 1 sales soon. Last fall, prominent national real estate developer Jim Noteware of Houston-based NOTEWARE Development partnered with K&S Mesa Verde, LLC, an entity controlled by Edward Kalikow of the Kalikow Group and Eugene Shalik of Shalik Realty Ventures, to purchase 10 acres of prime Las Vegas real estate one block east of the Las Vegas South Strip. Both New York-based private equity firms specialize in real estate development. Continue reading Brickwater Las Vegas Homes By NOTEWARE Real Estate Development

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) held its 20th, August 2nd, land sale since the creation of the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act. The Bureau of Land Management sold 27 acres of land in nine parcels receiving just over $11 million.

Revenues from the Bureau of Land Management sale remain in Nevada and are used for parks and trails, capital improvements and the purchase of other environmentally sensitive land, parks, trails and natural areas; capital improvements; conservation initiatives; purchase of environmentally sensitive lands and Lake Tahoe restoration projects. Additionally, 10 percent of the funds raised will go to the Southern Nevada Water Authority and 5 percent will go to the Nevada State General Education Fund.

Parcels of land for sale in Nevada varied in size from 1.25 acres to 45.625 acres.

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The Bureau of Land Management sells 27 acres over $11 million in value.

To raise money for its “W Las Vegas Hotel and Resort” and “Edge East” real estate developments Edge Group is selling 63 acres on the South Strip, across from Mandalay Bay. Weststate Holdings, both company and investors, bought the land less than two months ago for $201.7 million, or $3.2 million per acre. The Las Vegas land borders the west side of I-15, between Russell Road and Hacienda Avenue. Edge Group has decided to cash out.

Weststate Holdings is listing the property for sale with the starting price at $441 million, or $7 million per acre, which more than doubles its cost in just 60 days ago. The money will go toward paying off The Edge Group’s recent purchase of the “Las Ramblas” site, say sources.

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World View Plaza Las Vegas furniture mart would rival
World Market Center

Is there room enough in downtown Las Vegas for a second major furniture market?

Las Vegas-based Pierce Development and The Merrill Cos. of Woodland Hills, Calif., have jointly assembled nearly 8 contiguous acres on the south side of Charleston Boulevard just east of Interstate 15.

Their partnership, collectively known as Wall Street Nevada, wants to build a 1 million-square-foot furniture showplace on the southern half of its Las Vegas land. The proposed 13-story tower would complement two high-rise condominium towers recently approved for the site’s northern half of the real estate.

World View Plaza’s combined Las Vegas real estate developments would cost approximately $700 million, Craig Katchen, Pierce Development’s chief executive officer, said this week.

If constructed, World View Plaza would be the first local competitor for World Market Center, a $2 billion furniture showcase located a mile or so north near the I-15-U.S. Highway 95 interchange.

Los Angeles businessmen Jack Kashani and Shawn Samson, in partnership with The Related Cos. of New York, opened World Market Center’s $200 million, 1.3 million-square-foot first phase last July. It hosts biannual furniture shows that draw exhibitors from around the world.

Proponents hope World Market Center will enable Las Vegas to become the nation’s top furniture showplace, a distinction enjoyed for nearly a century by High Point, N.C. Early returns suggest the local market is a hit thanks to its new, centralized campus and this city’s world-class hospitality industry.

World Market Center’s second tower will add 2 million square feet early next year. By 2012, developers plan to build six additional buildings, raising the 57-acre campus’s permanent exhibition space to approximately 12 million square feet.

World Market Center spokeswoman Dana Pretner said Wednesday her project is unlike World View Plaza because World Market Center is a trade-only showroom complex that does not include housing, stores and offices.

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