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Question of the Day - 18 June 2012

Q:
At CityCenter properties, I understand Veer is the only true residential tower in the complex. I was told several days ago that sales of unsold units have been halted by management. I saw a poster on the side of the building about leasing. Is Veer becoming a rental complex and what happens to all the early buyers of units?
A:

Fully paid-up condo buyers are staying put. As for the rest of the inventory, MGM Resorts International spokesman Alan Feldman says the leasing of unsold condos began "quite a while ago" and has "been very successful. We haven’t stopped sales," he adds, but we did close the large sales center after opening … Sales are now handled on property."

As of last October, Universal Realty reported 213 closings of 337 Veer units, a 63% rate. That’s far better than the CityCenter average: Overall, the development’s 2,100+ condominiums have a 21% closing rate. Not only was the appetite for condos on the Las Vegas Strip greatly overestimated but, ironically, MGM had already soaked up much of whatever demand existed with its Signature towers.

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