Two of the things we make a big deal about at ManhattanWest are our track record of delivering what we promise, and our ability to create social environments at our communities where you can meet new people and enjoy time with your friends. The slide show below features images from Manhattan Condominiums, our project on the South Las Vegas Boulevard, where you can see first-hand that the Manhattan brand delivers on what it promises.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Massive Job Growth Significantly Boosts Demand For Housing
The opening of the Palazzo Hotel and Casino in November of this year marks the start of massive job growth tied to casino and convention based projects. Higher job growth equals higher demand for housing, a very positive long term trend for the Las Vegas economy.
Fact # 1-The Palazzo has already begun to hire for more than 4,000 new positions.
While most people outside of Las Vegas have not heard of it, this is a very significant project, and will be one of the largest employers in Las Vegas.
It marks the start of a new wave of massive hiring needs for the casino and convention industries.
Fact # 2- The Palazzo is just the beginning. Hotels and casinos alone will need to fill an estimated 125,000 positions by 2012.
While the Palazzo itself will have a significant impact on the Las Vegas economy, it is just the start.
The initial tower of the non-gaming Trump International Hotel & Tower opens next year as will Station Casino's $650 million Aliante Station in North Las Vegas.
Boyd Gaming Corp.'s $4.8 billion, 5,000-room Echelon project broke ground last week.
Wall Street firm Deutsche Bank said the Las Vegas casino industry will need to fill some 113,500 positions by 2012. The report was completed before the New York-based Elad Group announced plans in May to replace the New Frontier with a $5 billion resort, and the announcement of a joint-venture development on the Strip's north end between MGM Mirage and Kerzner International. With those projects the estimate rises above 125,000 new positions.
Conclusion:
While the 24,000+ new homes on the market today is a high, the 125,000 new workers in the hotel and casino industry alone will easily absorb many times that inventory. The trend in job growth means a strong long term housing market for the Las Vegas Valley.
Fact # 1-The Palazzo has already begun to hire for more than 4,000 new positions.
While most people outside of Las Vegas have not heard of it, this is a very significant project, and will be one of the largest employers in Las Vegas.
It marks the start of a new wave of massive hiring needs for the casino and convention industries.
Fact # 2- The Palazzo is just the beginning. Hotels and casinos alone will need to fill an estimated 125,000 positions by 2012.
While the Palazzo itself will have a significant impact on the Las Vegas economy, it is just the start.
The initial tower of the non-gaming Trump International Hotel & Tower opens next year as will Station Casino's $650 million Aliante Station in North Las Vegas.
Boyd Gaming Corp.'s $4.8 billion, 5,000-room Echelon project broke ground last week.
Wall Street firm Deutsche Bank said the Las Vegas casino industry will need to fill some 113,500 positions by 2012. The report was completed before the New York-based Elad Group announced plans in May to replace the New Frontier with a $5 billion resort, and the announcement of a joint-venture development on the Strip's north end between MGM Mirage and Kerzner International. With those projects the estimate rises above 125,000 new positions.
Conclusion:
While the 24,000+ new homes on the market today is a high, the 125,000 new workers in the hotel and casino industry alone will easily absorb many times that inventory. The trend in job growth means a strong long term housing market for the Las Vegas Valley.
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