Las Vegas Strip · High-Rise Condos
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Las Vegas Strip High-Rise Buildings
From ultra-luxury branded residences to investment-friendly hotel-condos.
Turnberry Place
Premier luxury high-rise on the north Strip
$500K – $3M+
38 per tower stories · 1999–2009
Palms Place
Hotel-condo lifestyle minutes from the Strip
$250K – $1.2M
47 stories · 2008
Panorama Towers
True residential high-rise with Strip views
$350K – $1.8M
42 stories · 2006–2007
One Las Vegas
South Strip twin towers with resort amenities
$300K – $1.1M
20 per tower stories · 2007
Waldorf Astoria Residences
Ultra-luxury branded residences at CityCenter
$700K – $5M+
47 (residences on upper floors) stories · 2009
The Martin
Boutique luxury steps from T-Mobile Arena
$350K – $1.5M
22 stories · 2014
Veer Towers
Iconic tilted towers at the heart of CityCenter
$400K – $2M+
37 per tower stories · 2010
Trump International
Gold-glass icon on the north Strip
$300K – $2M+
64 stories · 2008
High-Rise Buying Is Different.
So Is My Expertise.
Strip high-rise transactions involve hotel rental programs, HOA transfer fees, special assessment history, view corridor protections, and rental restriction nuances that most agents never encounter. I've been in real estate since 1983.
Whether you're buying a pied-à-terre, a full-time luxury residence, or a cash-flowing rental unit, I can tell you which buildings deliver — and which come with hidden costs.
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Strip High-Rise Condo FAQs
General guidance for buyers exploring Las Vegas Strip towers — building rules always vary.
- What counts as a Las Vegas Strip high-rise condo?
- These are condominium units in multi-story towers on or near the Las Vegas Strip corridor, often with shared amenities, on-site management, and HOA governance. Floor plans, views, and ownership rules differ widely from tower to tower.
- How is buying a Strip high-rise different from a single-family home?
- You are buying into a homeowners association, not just the interior of a unit. Contracts and disclosures typically cover HOA documents, reserve studies, rental restrictions, and sometimes hotel or rental programs. A specialist can help you compare buildings before you tour.
- Can I use a Strip high-rise as a short-term or vacation rental?
- Rental rules are set by each building’s HOA and recorded documents, and they can change. Always review the current CC&Rs, house rules, and any hotel or rental program agreements with your agent and a real estate attorney before you rely on rental income.
- What should I review before making an offer?
- Beyond price and condition, buyers typically review HOA budgets and reserves, pending or past special assessments, transfer fees, parking and storage assignments, and any rental or hotel-program obligations. Your agent can request the right disclosures for the building you are considering.
- How do I see what is for sale in Strip high-rise buildings?
- Active inventory changes daily on the MLS. Contact Dr. Jan Duffy at 702-299-6607 or use the contact form on this site to name the buildings you care about; she can pull current listings and context for those towers.
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Tell me your budget, lifestyle goals, and whether you want rental income — I'll match you to the right building and the right floor.
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