| The newest part of Las Vegas to undergo development includes the Southwest Valley. The Southwest offers convenience and spectacular views to condo and vacation rental owners. Over the past decade, the area has grown from barren desert to beautifully designed master-planned communities, business parks and retail centers. The Southwest's central location to the I-15 and 215 Beltway make it easy for commuters to get to the Las Vegas Strip as well as the bustling downtown area. This part of Las Vegas real estate includes: Spring Valley, Spanish Trails, Rhodes Ranch, Southern Highlands and the newest community of Mountain's Edge. Many residents choose to live in Southwest Las Vegas because of its convenience to work. While this part of town is being flooded with newcomers daily, traffic in this area has not yet caught up with the other parts of Las Vegas. New streets and major roadways make it easy for commuters to get to and from work. For condo and vacation rental owners in the medical field, there are three hospitals located within minutes of each other. They include the Saint Rose Dominican San Martin Campus, Southern Hills Hospital and Spring Valley Hospital. For out of town travel, McCarran International is just five minutes away. A quick drive along I-15 South will take you to the California state line. Development is constant in the Southwest. At the corner of Maule and Durango, the land is slated for a new Station Casino. A new Rhodes Family Park will eventually be built at the corner of Quarterhouse and Arby. At Warm Springs and Durango, real estate owners can enjoy the new Desert Marketplace complete with shops, groceries and business centers. Everything you need is right at your finger tips if you buy a condo or vacation rental in Southwest Las Vegas. One reason to buy a condo in Las Vegas is the scenery. The Southwest offers real estate owners dramatic sunsets over Mount Potosi. A short drive will take you to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. There, condominium owners can bike or hike the many miles of trails, see breathtaking waterfalls and you may even come across some desert wildlife including wild horses. If boating is more your game, then a 30 minute drive east will take you to the beautiful Lake Mead Recreational Area where you can fish, water ski or just take in the sights of Hoover Dam. For snow bunnies, there's skiing and snowboarding up on Mount Charleston in the winter at the newly renovated Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort. If master-planned living is what you're looking for, then consider owning a condominium or vacation rental in the Southwest. The new Mountain's Edge community offers real estate buyers over 500 acres of open spaces with planned jogging trails and parks. This area is also filled with rich western history. In the 19th century, early pioneers carved out the Old Spanish Trail which passed right by where Mountain's Edge is located today. The Trail was used as an early trading route between Southern California and miners living in Las Vegas. The exclusive Spanish Trails offers luxury condominium living in a 24-hour guard gated community. It's also home to many celebrities who moved to Las Vegas during its early years. The community offers residents fairway and waterscape views. Rhodes Ranch community features one of the largest state-of-the-art recreational centers in Las Vegas. At 35,000 square feet, this facility offers the best in physical fitness equipment for condominium and vacation rental owners to enjoy. Las Vegas real estate in the Southwest is most desirable because of its close proximity to everything from work, shopping and restaurants. The Las Vegas Strip is accessible off of the I-15 and offers condominium owners the best in entertainment and gaming in the world. You can also experience world class cuisine at many of the fine restaurants located in casinos along the strip. If convenience and new development is what you're looking for, then look no farther than Southwest Las Vegas for your new condo or vacation rental. |
