High Rise Condos

Dulcie Crawford is a native Nevadan, born and raised in Las Vegas, and has witnessed the spectacular growth of Las Vegas high-rise condos firsthand. She has a strong knowledge of the High-Rise Condo Community and what’s going on in Real Estate today. Dulcie stays current with market conditions and keeps continuously updated on market trends, legal reforms and financing so she can assist you in making informed decisions. A senior Realtor with Signature Real Estate Group, she has sold over 1,200 homes since 1998. You are assured a professional experience when buying or selling Real Estate with The Dulcie Crawford Group.

The concept of building high-rise condos on The Strip has come and gone over the years. In the early 21^st century, the gaming industry thought high-rise residential towers would be a perfect mix for the tourist-oriented hotel towers that currently dominate The Strip. Over a dozen such Strip condo projects were planned, but many were initially abandoned due to declining casino revenue mixed with rising construction costs and the great housing recession.

Luckily, Las Vegas sees plenty of winners as well as losers, and not just on the casino floors. Even as some early condo projects were brought to an end, over 150 more were being planned on The Strip, the South Strip, just Off-Strip, or in Downtown Las Vegas. The successful projects that made it were mostly not connected to a hotel-casino. Close to two dozen of these condominium towers were finished, following in the footsteps of Turnberry Place on Paradise Road, built in 2001.

Even some of the big casino players had some wins, including the Signature Towers at MGM Grand in 2006, The Palms Place tower in 2008, and the Veer Towers at CityCenter in 2009. All three of these projects are completely sold out.

Fast-forward 10 years, and we have some new additions to the Las Vegas Strip, including professional sports venues T-Mobile Arena (home of the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights) and Allegiant Stadium (home of the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders). These venues also host UNLV football and countless high-ticket concerts and shows throughout the year. Even new casino properties are opening again, such as Circa and Resorts World Las Vegas.

Combined with the amenities we expect from The Strip, including spectacular shows and top-rated dining experiences, these new attractions are making the heart of Las Vegas even more desirable again.

This high demand is combined with limited supply, since only a few of these high-rise projects made it off the ground, and the ones that did are sold out. This means a hot market for resale units, and high-rise owners using their units as vacation properties while offering long-term rentals in between trips.

Analysts say the private high-rise market has had steady deals and consistent costs. National economics are a positive, especially for those looking for a second or third home in a turnkey high-rise property in Las Vegas.

Skyrocketing condo resale values and increased real estate prices in general throughout the Las Vegas area over the past few years have pointed to a pretty clear trend. People want to live here, and the new normal of working from home has made it even more desirable. As a result, don’t be surprised to see some of those new developments back on the plans soon.

Top Las Vegas High-Rise Condo Communities

So which high-rise condominiums are the best in Las Vegas? Here’s a breakdown of some of the top properties to choose from.

Turnberry Place

Built in 1999, the guard-gated Turnberry Place offers residents the best of both worlds. It combines exclusivity with convenience, community with excitement, and privacy with amazing views. Located a block east of The Strip, Turnberry Place features 720 units in four 38-story towers, luxurious amenities, and a prime location. The 80,000-square-foot Stirling Club is a featured amenity for member residents, offering a curated selection of onsite venues including fine dining, bar, fitness, tennis, pool and spa.

Turnberry Towers

Completed in 2007, the elegant and modern Turnberry Towers is a 45-story twin tower condominium complex with 636 units, each designed with an open-concept floor plan. Like Turnberry Place, this community was developed by Turnberry Associates, but offers a different vibe and living experience. Located between the Las Vegas Strip and Paradise Road, across from the Westgate, Turnberry Towers has a selection of scenery options from panoramic views of Red Rock and Mount Charleston, to majestic views of the Wynn golf course and breathtaking cityscapes.

Sky Las Vegas

Announced in 2004 and opened in 2007 across from Sahara Las Vegas, Sky Las Vegas is a 45-story modern luxury condo tower on The Strip with 409 units. It offers exceptional amenities that have been recently renovated, including state-of-the-art fitness center, racquetball court, billiards room, lounge, private theater, his and hers spas and resort-style pool with private cabanas. It’s just minutes from Fremont Street, the Arts District, the Fashion Show Mall, and top-rated resorts like the Wynn, Venetian and Bellagio.

Veer Towers

Built in 2010, Veer Towers are twin 37-story luxury condo towers in CityCenter at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, with 335 units each for a total of 670. The only all-residential buildings at CityCenter, these condominiums range in size up to an incredible 3,412 square feet. Looking up from The Strip, you might think these buildings are going to fall over. But they’re architectural marvels, designed to lean at an angle in opposite directions. Every residence has a stunning view of the Las Vegas skyline, and the rooftop Sky Decks feature sun decks, hot tubs, infinity edge swimming pools, and summer kitchens.

Panorama Towers

Built in 2006, the 33-story Panorama Towers complex is a two-tower luxury high-rise development with 650 units. Located behind the Strip, across the I-15 freeway on Dean Martin Drive at Harmon, the Panorama Tower has easy access to anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley. This high-rise condo tower, which has attracted A-list celebrities throughout its history, is across from CityCenter and only a mile from Allegiant Stadium, home to the Las Vegas Raiders. Amenities include fitness center, yoga room, hot tub, heated pool, racquetball and squash courts, massage room, party room, theater and dog run, as well as private elevator and parking.

Martin Tower

Originally opened in 2008 as part of the Panorama Towers complex, the former Panorama Tower North was reopened and rebranded The Martin in 2011. This 45-story luxury condominium building with 372 units provides an incomparable living experience that’s intimate and exclusive, and as a result has become one of the city’s most popular high-rise towers. The Martin boasts an impressive list of amenities in a premiere location, including fully equipped gym, indoor and outdoor spas, swimming pool with cabanas, and outdoor seating area with fire pit.

Regency Towers

Opened in 1974, Regency Towers is a vintage Las Vegas condominium complex, and embodies old-school Vegas luxury standards. This is the type of building The Jeffersons might have dreamed of if they were based in Nevada instead of New York. Located inside the exclusive Las Vegas Country Club, just off the Las Vegas Strip, Regency Towers stands 27 stories tall and has 218 units. Amenities include gated access, concierge service, outdoor BBQ grills, gym, tennis courts, spa, sauna and swimming pool. Here you’ll find breathtaking views of the Strip, mountains, and community golf course.