the harmon hotel: Penthouse information for The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences (including round penthouse floorplans). - 09/27/08 12:26 AM
Under construction on the Las Vegas Strip is a rare piece of residential luxury high-rise real estate, The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences at MGM MIRAGE CityCenter. With just 207 residential condominium units and penthouses, The Harmon is the most boutique high-rise condo development (condotel or residential) with a direct Las Vegas Strip location.
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The 61-story ARIA Resort & Casino at MGM MIRAGE Center (seen from south). The east porte-cochère, water feature, and APM track sit just to the right. Vdara … (8 comments)
the harmon hotel: Record Las Vegas price-per-foot sale recognized by the local media. - 07/31/08 02:35 AM
After almost a year, a Las Vegas newspaper has decided to dedicate more than a short blurb to a the most expensive price-per-foot sale in the history of the Las Vegas real estate market.
In November 2007, the top-three residential price-per-square foot records in the history of Las Vegas were set when multiple units and penthouses … (1 comments)
the harmon hotel: Photo Update - MGM MIRAGE CityCenter - June 2008 - 06/17/08 02:03 AM
The below photographs of MGM MIRAGE CityCenter were taken by Aaron Auxier of Luxury Realty Group in June 2008.
See more photos and read up-to-date news tidbits about the Las Vegas Strip Here.
MGM MIRAGE CityCenter and Cosmopolitan Resort Casino.
Being a go-to source for the national press has its
perks. Sure, it's fun to shoot the breeze with reporters from CNBC, ABC
News, CBS News, and FOX News - the most important part, however, is being
consistently recognized as a leader in the
Las Vegas luxury real
estate market. "The media just seems to love what I do," says Auxier. "I've
mixed show business with real estate. It's very exciting."
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Lately, I've been getting a lot of calls from clients asking for updates on The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences and its rumored construction problem concerning rebar. 
