The Pinnacle Las Vegas High Rise Condo Resort Looking Great from All Views
Rosie O'Donnell has left "The View", but the view that has Las Vegas talking is that from the Pinnacle Las Vegas high rise condo resort project located directly across from the Orleans. Ask Steve Stallworth about that view. Steve was the winner of our Guess the View blog contest and was the first to correctly answer the trivia question, and for that, he'll receive a complimentary round of golf at the Spanish Trail Golf and Country Club.
Slowly but surely, the 12-acre Pinnacle is taking claim to being the best off-strip condo resort/hotel opportunity in Las Vegas. With a completely original architectural design including three levels of suspended bridge suites, and reaching over 400 feet high, the Pinnacle's two 36-story high rise towers are sure to become Las Vegas' most distinctively designed and thoughtfully planned development.
The Pinnacle offers 1,100 residences comprising of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom suites, at pricing starting in the low $400Ks, Also available are 2-story penthouses, sky bridge suites, and pool-side bungalows. I would strongly urge you to consider this project - even if you're down on high rises for whatever reason. (you shouldn't be - believe it or not, this market is in its infancy).
The news on this project just gets better and better which is convincing me more and more that the project offers an excellent product for both owner / occupants, 2nd home purchasers , or those wishing to purchase a unit as a condo-hotel. Pinnacle has partnered with Interstate Hotels and Resorts, which manages many franchise hotel brands including Marriott, Hilton, Starwood, Radisson, and Intercontinental to provide Pinnacle unit owners with an optional managed condo resort-hotel program allowing you to place your unit into a rental agreement when you're not personally using it.
Unit owners hold serve to a variety of amenities in just about every high rise project in town, but the Pinnacle takes them all to another level. They've got a deal at the Orlean's Arena where Pinnacle residents actually have an entire private area to watch the game, hold private functions, and enjoy all the amenities the Orleans provides. I seen it myself and have to tell you it's very impressive. They also have an arrangement with Spanish Trail Golf and Country Club which have made custom-designed membership programs exclusively for Pinnacle residents. Those of you who've played golf there can attest to how amazing Spanish Trails is. Pinnacle also provides unit owners with their Pinnacle Interactive Network (PIN), and interactive lifestyle manger that allows you to interface with valet, concierge, and security and a mere touch of a button, 24 / 7!. How about their "Dive In" theatre, featuring first-run films to be enjoyed in the pool and under the stars? Or the 2-acre wet deck featuring a unique hibiscus-shaped pool, intimate cabanas, and rained sun platform as well as full-service spa and fitness facilities?
Tremendous progress is already being made within a three mile radius of the Pinnacle project. One of the largest retail power shopping centers in the Las Vegas valley is scheduled to start construction within the next month with major retailers already on board. The 950,000 square foot Arroyo Market Square is also being developed at the Las Vegas Beltway and Rainbow Boulevard. Major retailers and nationally known restaurants know a growing part of town when they see it. Is it a coincidence that they're all clamoring for property and a presence nearby at the Pinnacle?
Everything is perfectly set up for you with this project. An outstanding general contractor (Marnell Corrao Associates), solid funding ($40 million pre-construction loan funded by industry-giant Berkshire Capital Financial), an amazing and experienced development team (the Falcon Group already owns the land free and clear) combined with attractive pricepoints make this a project you must act on NOW if you've ever considered purchasing a high rise condo in Las Vegas. Oh, and did I mention that view from the 2nd floor? Here's what you need to reserve a unit in the Pinnacle. At contract, you'll need 10% of the purchase price. Then you make another 2nd deposit of 10% at the start of construction. That's it! The balance is due at the completion of construction (estimated to be in the 2nd quarter of 2009). There are great deals in this project. Reserve one today!
Ron Costaron@vegasnnn.com702-688-6454http://www.vegasnnn.com
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Sunday, July 8, 2007
The Loft - Coming Of Age
Once the mainstay of the arts communities, lofts have come of age and are now one of the most popular home types anywhere. The term "loft" in general refers to an area that is usually a large open space that is adaptable for many different uses. Artists used them as live/work spaces for many years and they gained particular notoriety for this in the 1960's. Then, for a number of years lofts disappeared from the public eye only to resurface with a vengeance in the latter 1990's. The exact reason for this popularity is unknown but lofts are back for good and buyers and developers alike are getting a piece of the action.
One of the big factors in the resurgence of lofts would have to be the availability of old abandoned warehouse space in many American cities. True lofts are always converted from this kind of building. There are new loft projects that expertly mimic the grandiose style of turn of the century buildings but the same effect is hard to achieve. Lofts generally have a few things in common; concrete or brick construction is prominently featured along with exposed ductwork and plumbing. Concrete floors and ceilings also figure largely into the ambiance of lofts along with other industrial features.
The popularity of lofts has lead to the loft condo construction boom that has been evident around the country. In fact, lofts have become so sought-after that there are simply not enough old industrial sites available to cope with the demand and so new loft buildings are being built using the same design principles as the older buildings. Many have said that these "new lofts" do not have the same feeling and atmosphere of the old buildings, but that is very much a decision that is personal.
The simple truth is that lofts are here to stay. With cities growing both upward and outwards the need for apartment-style housing is on the rise and lofts are a great way to enjoy an open floor plan home that does not feel crowded while remaining within the city core.
Andy Asbury is a professional real estate agent who specializes in Minneapolis Lofts & Condos.
The Asbury Group is dedicated to the highest level customer service and supplying an elite level of service in the Minneapolis real estate market.
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Once the mainstay of the arts communities, lofts have come of age and are now one of the most popular home types anywhere. The term "loft" in general refers to an area that is usually a large open space that is adaptable for many different uses. Artists used them as live/work spaces for many years and they gained particular notoriety for this in the 1960's. Then, for a number of years lofts disappeared from the public eye only to resurface with a vengeance in the latter 1990's. The exact reason for this popularity is unknown but lofts are back for good and buyers and developers alike are getting a piece of the action.
One of the big factors in the resurgence of lofts would have to be the availability of old abandoned warehouse space in many American cities. True lofts are always converted from this kind of building. There are new loft projects that expertly mimic the grandiose style of turn of the century buildings but the same effect is hard to achieve. Lofts generally have a few things in common; concrete or brick construction is prominently featured along with exposed ductwork and plumbing. Concrete floors and ceilings also figure largely into the ambiance of lofts along with other industrial features.
The popularity of lofts has lead to the loft condo construction boom that has been evident around the country. In fact, lofts have become so sought-after that there are simply not enough old industrial sites available to cope with the demand and so new loft buildings are being built using the same design principles as the older buildings. Many have said that these "new lofts" do not have the same feeling and atmosphere of the old buildings, but that is very much a decision that is personal.
The simple truth is that lofts are here to stay. With cities growing both upward and outwards the need for apartment-style housing is on the rise and lofts are a great way to enjoy an open floor plan home that does not feel crowded while remaining within the city core.
Andy Asbury is a professional real estate agent who specializes in Minneapolis Lofts & Condos.
The Asbury Group is dedicated to the highest level customer service and supplying an elite level of service in the Minneapolis real estate market.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Andy_Asbury
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