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Project City Center

harmon Las Vegas is getting its first green project on the Las Vegas strip, CityCenter. CityCenter will be a project on a unprecedented scale and will feature green technologies making it one of the world biggest's environmentally sustainable urban communities.

Potential residents will have a choice of four high rise residences, all built in a contemporary urban design. The project will have two condo-hotel buildings, the Mandarin and the Harmon as well as two purely residential high rises, the Vdara and the Veer Towers. In addition to the many luxury amenities found in high rise living, residents will also be given priority treatment at any Las Vegas MGM Mirage resort, including VIP access to entertainment, tee times, spas, shows, etc.

The project is expected to cost an estimated 7 billion dollars and may end employing upwards of 12,000 people by the time of completion. CityCenter is currently under construction.

Reservations are now being taken. For more information about Las Vegas high rise condos or to reserve a CityCenter condo, contact me at 702-493-8033. -cr

Posted by Jacqulyn Richey - Las Vegas Real Estate on 03/02/2007 08:57 PM

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8 Comments on Project City Center

Your photo looks more inviting than those on CityCenter. It's good to see more green development. If this project is successfully, hopefully there will be copycats.

03/03/2007 12:49 PM

by Sharon Simms St Pete Florida CRS CIPS CLHMS (RE/MAX Metro)

I can't wait for City Center to be completed. It's going to be extremely cool. Hopefully it will be a great exacmple of green building. I am a bit disappointed that the focus of the center is not necessarily placed on "complete livability" as it is focused on being another gaudy downtown LV monstrosity. Oh well, what are you going to do? The architucture from the (7?) various builders will be spectacular!

03/06/2007 11:37 AM

by Aaron Landreth (Mountain View Mortgage)

Oh! Oh! Oh! ( I feel like Horseshack) When you get the opportunity would you tell us what elements went into the building to make it green? Is it LEED? Energy Star? Or on the state level?

03/06/2007 02:54 PM

by Dena Stevens ~ Ecobroker ~So. Colorado Realtor (Colorado Western Real Estate)

I would like to know what's greening UP in your neighborhood, too! In fact, would love a whole article on the subject.Hey! I can see a STAR in your future...just be sure to TAG your article "Green Awareness"

03/06/2007 08:09 PM

by Asheville's GREEN Land & Homes ECO-Steward Realty

They are going to ask for full LEED certification. They are incorporating water re-use, power conservation and generation as well. They will have their own power plant for it as well. -charles

03/06/2007 08:18 PM

by Jacqulyn Richey - Las Vegas Real Estate (Prudential)

Charles, pppllllleeeaaaassssee keep us up to date on this project. I want to go to Vegas just to see this building.

03/06/2007 08:29 PM

by Dena Stevens ~ Ecobroker ~So. Colorado Realtor (Colorado Western Real Estate)

I'll have some construction photos up on our site soon. One of Jacqui's clients is a carpenter on the project. -charles

03/06/2007 08:53 PM

by Jacqulyn Richey - Las Vegas Real Estate (Prudential)

Charles...Is this your entry in the GREEN is Red Hot Contest? Not sure...Looking forward to your entry ...

As an aside...I remember when you read my article on air quality and plants and told me about certain plants that were toxic to pets...and saved many cats' lives!!! THX Maybe 300 words onthat subject would be valued....(??)

Look for contest winners beginning March 15th! G O O D L U C K!

Tag your article GREEN AWARENSS , OK?

03/09/2007 06:26 PM

by Asheville's GREEN Land & Homes ECO-Steward Realty

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