• Green Living in Las Vegas, is it possible?
  

  Transform Real Estate has developed eco-luxury condos. Their Green Valley Condos were built with sustainable design in mind, in order to soften their carbon footprint. The buildings are LEED certified, and was the first in Las vegas to be so. Not only are these condos eco-friendly, but they also feature luxury interiors with bamboo floors and granite counter tops, and other luxury additions such as a communal open-deck pool, jacuzzi, spa, and glass-enclosed fitness room on the roof.

• A fresh look into buying a time share versus being a hotel guest, there have been a lot of articles telling people that it is always better to invest on time shares and/or condo hotels for vacation homes. This article does not try to be a know it all but shares the insights of the author as to why it is better, for her, to buy a time share instead of being a guest on a many different hotels.
• Sitt to build condo hotels and time shares along Coney Island — Brownstoner is currently conducting a poll as to whether you approve of Sitt’s plans for Coney Island’s redevelopment. Honestly, I too, don’t think that residential and amusement parks will go well together.
• Know how Changes in Florida Property Tax Law will Affect You
• Pulse aims to extend the strip further north — An interesting development in the condo hotel industry in Las Vegas. Pulse, a hotel project that had just been approved by Las Vegas City Council intends to merge the Strip and the Vegas downtown. Based on the image below, it is interesting to know how it will be able to do its goal effectively. With new hotels being built in Las Vegas, it’s a wonder how they will be able to fill up this humongous space.
  

  

• Into condo hotels but not sure on how much returns you’ll be able to get from it all? Thank goodness for jeffreyandtracey.com then because now you will have an idea.
  

  The Math: ConsumerSince most people don’t use a second home more than 30 days per year; a cottage or a condo hotel unit is likely vacant for 330 days/yr. IF we Assume a hotel runs a 65% occupancy = 214 of potential rentable days.

  IF the Average Daily Rate (ADR) is $175/night = $37,537 year in potential gross revenue. ($175×214=$37,537)

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