About Las Vegas' Veer At Mgm Citycenter

CityCenter's Veer Towers (west building) rooftop features views, spa, & infinity-edge pool.

CityCenter's Veer Towers (west building) rooftop features infinity-edge pool and spa. The west tower sits behind the east tower (the east tower being closer to the Las Vegas Strip). However, in some ways, when it comes to view potential, the west tower has it's own advantages. Both buildings lean at an approximate 5-degree angle.

In the west tower, from the fitness area, as well as many high-floor north-facing condo units, there are views in-between The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas and towards the Fountains of Bellagio (major bonus). In the east Veer Tower, much of the views towards the Fountains of Bellagio are blocked by the skinny Cosmo Beach Club Tower.

Both towers see towards the beautiful Mandarin Oriental on the Las Vegas Strip (neighboring high-rise) and McCarran International Airport, as well as the world-class ARIA Resort & Casino. It particularly neat how some units and the rooftop at the east tower look at Mandalay Bay as well as the Statue of Liberty in front of New York, New York.

If you're interested in learning the intangibles of the Las Vegas high-rise condo market (the stuff that the media does not report), feel free to contact Aaron Auxier aka ""Hollywood's Connection to Vegas"®. Aaron has been recognized by MGM Resorts International as being in the Top-10 in sales at CityCenter and has years of experience learning CityCenter before, during, and after the Great Recession of 08. Let his experience help you make a wise decision based on your wants, goals, and needs.

MGM/Mirage is on a mission to rent the unsold units at MGM CityCenter right on the strip. Tenants have the opportunity to live in these luxury condos at unprecedented low monthly rents. One year leases only - pets are ok - steady employment a must - and $1000 per month gets you a studio in VEER!

CONTACT our team of expert leasing agents and we can show you the towers and find you the perfect Las Vegas high rise condo rental. Live in MGM CITYCENTER and enjoy a unique urban lifestyle!

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Call us at 702 376-5220 for all your MGM CITYCENTER Leasing and Sales Needs.

Looking to rent a luxury high rise condo right on the Las Vegas Strip? Contact THE STARK TEAM to tour VEER TOWERS and the MANDARIN ORIENTAL condos for lease.

Monthly price ranges for the high rise condo rentals are approximately as follows:

VEER TOWERS CONDOS ON THE LAS VEGAS STRIP FOR RENT AT MGM CITYCENTER

Studio - $1190

Deluxe Studio - $1560 - $1660

1 Bedroom - $1600-$1900

2 Bedroom - $2790-$3000

3 Bedroom - $4000

Mandarin Oriental Condos For Rent at MGM CityCenter

1 Bedroom - $2100-$2700

1 Bedroom plus Den - $2900

2 Bedroom - $3400-$4000

3 Bedroom PH - $9500

For those who are curious about what I do?

The below photo of Veer Towers (I recently took from Mandarin Oriental) should answer your question. I am Top 10 selling agent in the world at CityCenter actually.

What does that mean?

It means I'm experienced & know how to hook my clients up.

MGM Mirage is now planning to open the two-tower luxury complex - sitting in the middle of CityCenter and drawing admiring and sometimes quizzical looks with its two leaning towers - in May. It was scheduled to do so in mid-December when most of the mammoth multi-billion-dollar resort on the Strip began welcoming its first guests. The reason to the delay is quite clear. The current economic slump has deeply trimmed down the potential buyer pool for condos at Veer Towers. The same actually goes for all high-rise projects in Las Vegas.

Mortgage finance has been a problem all along. Lenders are staying away from Las Vegas luxury condo scene ever since the real estate market here stunningly caved in. To help move inventory MGM Mirage started offering seller financing in December but obviously its impact has been marginal at best. It also cut prices by 30% to ease buyer concerns about the continuous weakness on that front. Values throughout the condominium segment - from Florida and across to California - have been very leaky mostly due to rampant overbuilding. Las Vegas with its incomparable entertainment flavor didn't escape any of that either.

The recent housing bubble brought luxury condos to Las Vegas in a big way, on a firm developer bet that Vegas was now ripe enough for such a product. Most of them would be vacation homes for those yearning to scoot occasionally over to the desert oasis for some R & R. That's especially true for the Strip destinations. A trailblazer in this by many accounts was Turnberry Place that some locals had doubts about at first but then turned into a very successful project. Everybody and his nephew saw that and quickly wanted to cash in on the emerging trend. The stampede was on.

MGM Mirage joined it and is now struggling mightily with the condo product. Las Vegas high-rise condominium prices have seen much better days and 30% discount in them for Veer buyers is not near where the brutal real estate market forces say they actually are. It's difficult even for an in-house mortgage lender to underwrite a loan on a property with contract price and appraisal being miles apart. Without further price adjustments the many unsold units there will be hard to move anytime soon. Perhaps they should be used as hotel rooms for the time being, until the housing market picks up.