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- Beautiful hotel, we loved it!
- Average 4* at best
- We loved it and of course we will be back - Front Desk is outstanding
- We would have rather payed the extra money to stay at Lowes
- 4 Star Price (for Vegas) / 2 Star Service
- A truly remarkable experience at this Lake Las Vegas Destination
- It's lovely here, but I have a few complaints.
- Don't stay on the bridge
- Beautiful hotel-friendly staff-
- Hard to believe this was built for Ritz Carlton
- A Great Retreat from the City
- The Most Affordable Housing Market in America: Las Vegas
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We loved it and of course we will be back - Front Desk is outstanding Posted: 15 Aug 2011 08:22 PM PDT |
We would have rather payed the extra money to stay at Lowes Posted: 15 Aug 2011 11:12 AM PDT |
4 Star Price (for Vegas) / 2 Star Service Posted: 15 Aug 2011 11:09 AM PDT |
A truly remarkable experience at this Lake Las Vegas Destination Posted: 14 Aug 2011 04:47 PM PDT |
It's lovely here, but I have a few complaints. Posted: 13 Aug 2011 10:11 AM PDT |
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Beautiful hotel-friendly staff- Posted: 08 Aug 2011 11:41 AM PDT |
Hard to believe this was built for Ritz Carlton Posted: 04 Aug 2011 05:43 PM PDT |
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The Most Affordable Housing Market in America: Las Vegas Posted: 16 Aug 2011 09:27 PM PDT According to a study just released by Trulia, the Las Vegas real estate market is #1 in the nation from the standpoint of purchasing a home as opposed to renting your residence. On the basis of this side-by-side cost comparison, southern Nevada is now considered to be the most affordable housing market in America. As perhaps the most dramatic indicator yet that housing across the entire United States has corrected severely (and some say over corrected at this point), in a staggering 74% of the 50 largest cities nationwide, buying a home is now cheaper than renting a home according to the Trulia analysis. Here in Las Vegas, the fact that newly purchased homes can be turned into rentals at rates that exceed the monthly mortgage by a handsome margin explains why investors are trolling our city with gusto and accounting the majority of all completed transactions. A positive cash flow investment in one of the most unique and exciting cities in the world is a hard thing to resist for real estate players, especially these days. Second home – vacation home buyers are also highly enthusiastic about purchasing Las Vegas homes at prices significantly below replacement cost and why shouldn't they be? The moribund state of the Las Vegas new home market makes clear that current prices on short sales and foreclosures are so far below what builders can compete with that there is literally no point in trying. Thus far in 2011, sales of new homes across southern Nevada have been at rock bottom levels and are on track to set a new record low by years end. Taking all this together, you might be wondering why every person in Las Vegas with a decent job and a decent credit history isn't finishing their rental lease and buying a home straight away. The answer to that question has nothing to do with data and everything to do with emotions. People in Las Vegas and indeed across the country feel highly uncertain about their future economic prospects in many cases. This explains why record low interest rates on mortgages have done so little to stimulate housing demand. Many people are worried about their jobs, worried about their future and in no mood to take out a 30-year loan despite the fact that the cost of money is incredibly cheap. Even incredibly cheap money doesn't look tempting if you are uncertain about the ability to pay going forward in a very cloudy economic environment. It should also be mentioned that accumulating a 20% down payment in this economy is not the easiest thing to do for many people either. All this explains why cash is king and why the majority of homes scooped up at fire-sale prices in Las Vegas are bought by out-of-state investors rather than local owner-occupiers. It will probably continue that way for awhile longer still. |
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