Welcome Home To Las Vegas High Rise Communities: Regency Towers!
Regency Towers is a high rise condominium community developed in 1974. It is located in the prestigious
guard gated "Las Vegas Country Club". Community Amenities include a country club, golf, pool, spa, tennis, exercise facilities and security.
There are 218 condominum units in the Regency Towers High Rise complex. The
Condos range between a 584 Square Foot one bedroom unit to a 5938 sq foot luxury penthouse.
Regency Towers in Las Vegas Country Club is conveniently located between the strip and convention centers.
Other amenities just minutes away: World Famous Las Vegas Strip, Hospital, Shopping, Professional Offices (Howard Hughes Center), World Class Entertainment, Gaming, Employment Centers, Monorail and the I-15 Freeway.
For further information or floorplans please contact Renee Burrows: 411@ReneeBurrows.com
Please note at the time of this post: Condos are extremely hard to finance in Las Vegas currently. Condo buyers should expect to pay all cash!
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Renee, wre do not have any high rise condo buildings in Lewisburg. But in Northern Virginia, condos are bountiful, and while working there, I sold many, many condos in high rise buildings. BTW...I am so glad I am living in WV away from all the traffic, trafic and more traffic...
Rebecca: Our traffic congestion is horrible. The faster the city grows and gets developed, the worse it gets!
Renee:
Existing long sold out building are hard to finance also. I don't understand why it differs.
Are there many empty units that cause the financing problem of the existing buildings?
Richard
Richard: THanks for stopping by again! It depends what the HOA puts on the condo cert in regards to investor concentration in a building. Sometimes they consider every out of building address an investor, sometimes they do know how many investors are in a building. Either way, the number (percentage) is so low to hit these days, it's rare to find one that is financeable!