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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

High Rise Condo Hotels looking more attractive due to city ordinance


In 2010 Clark County put into effect a city ordinance that prohibited the leasing of residential property for no less than 30 days. The main reason the city took action and put the ordinance in place was to stop party house rentals from happening.

What’s a party house you ask, allow me to explain. A party house is a large estate style property purchased by an entity for the sole purpose of renting it out to short term vacationers as a party house. Typically these properties are furnished and located in neighborhoods without HOA’s .

Leading up to 2010 many Las Vegas residents who lived in or near the communities the party homes where found in began to voice their concerns. In 2010 the county heard the voices of their residents and passed the ordinance to get a hold on the problem.

Just like any other rule put into place there will be people who want to test the limits or flat out break the rule. Recently the County enforced their ordinance, which resulted in a $29,000 fine.

 Now that the County has shown they are not messing around with the short-term rental of residential property what’s a savvy investor left to do? Let me explain.


Las Vegas High Rise Condo hotels have gotten a bad wrap since their debut on the Las Vegas Real Estate scene. The bad reputation Las Vegas High Rise Condo Hotels has gained over the course of the last 5+ years is mainly due to the way the properties where originally sold. Back in the hay day during the boom developers sold condo hotel units with big promises of cash flow that where never feasible. Many would be buyers and actual buyers came up with the short end of the stick in one way or another. Whether it was losing out on a hundred thousand dollar plus deposit due to not being able to secure financing that was once available when the deposits where originally made or losing close to 70% in value on a unit that you did close on resulting in unbearable carrying costs. What ever the case may be I am here to shed some light on a very clouded topic.
Now that prices have come down, foreclosures are stabilizing in certain buildings and you are no longer at the mercy of unscrupulous developer sales pitches Las Vegas High Rise Condo Hotel units are becoming more attractive. On top of everything I have just outlined Las Vegas High Rise Condo Hotels are exempt from the new city ordinance put into place to curb the issue of short term party house rentals. This all mixes together for a recipe for success.

If you would like more information about buying in the Las Vegas Real Estate market please feel free to contact me at 702-542-1883 or leave a comment below today’s post. Be sure to subscribe to this blog before you leave and don’t forget to share this post with your friends on facebook and twitter.



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