Krystle Sands, a planned 45-story, 568-unit condominium hotel, is no longer offering units for sale and many Las Vegas real estate experts believe it could be just the first of many of the 100 or so announced high-rise local projects to fail. The project received zoning approval from the Clark County Commission in April 2004 for a 510-foot tower. Las Vegas can expect some turbulence in the high rise condominium market going forward. MS Las Vegas Real Estate would highly advise the professional services of an experienced Las Vegas real estate agent to assist in the exploration of high rise condo opportunities. This is not a market for amateurs or do-it-yourself types.

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