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 worked these buildings for 35+ years.
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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