Developer markets One Las Vegas as ‘Game Day’ condos

With the National Hockey League’s recent awarding of a franchise to Las Vegas and funding for a proposed National Football League stadium recently signed into law by Gov. Brian Sandoval, the city’s long-awaited professional sports scene is poised to create a new epicenter of entertainment on the south Strip.

Pro hockey comes to town for the 2017 season, taking up residence at the new T-Mobile Arena. And following a recent vote in the Legislature that approved funding for a $1.9 billion-domed football stadium, two sites on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard South are considered front-runners and are being evaluated as a potential future home of the Oakland Raiders.

That means the time is ideal for pro hockey and football fans from all over the country to invest in their own “Game Day” condo and crash pad near both professional venues, according to Uri Vaknin, a partner at KRE Capital LLC, whose company, in partnership with Dune Real Estate Partners, purchased One Las Vegas in 2013 as DK Las Vegas.

“While there are thousands of reasons to own a condo in Las Vegas, there is now an even more compelling reason to invest in a Vegas vacation home with the arrival of professional sports in a city that now truly has it all: hospitality, entertainment, dining and shopping on a world-class level — and now, professional sports.”

The La Madre Mountain floor plan, named for a Bureau of Land Management-designated wilderness area in west Clark County between the city and Mount Charleston, is perhaps the best “Game Day” condo at One Las Vegas, according to Vaknin. The residence, priced at $199,900, has one bedroom and one bathroom and spans 831 square feet.

“The La Madre Mountain features a spacious great room, perfect for cheering on your favorite sports teams with friends and family,” Vaknin said. “There’s even an oversized balcony to enjoy the sweeping city and mountain views and an upgraded kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances to dish up game day dishes. And for a limited time only, qualified buyers can lock in this dream home with a 30-year-fixed mortgage and only 10 percent down, which is a rarity in condominium communities.”

One Las Vegas is less than 5 miles from T-Mobile Arena and even closer to the potential NFL stadium sites. Plus, it’s just minutes from McCarran International Airport.

“The arrival of professional sports in Las Vegas is making news around the world and signals the start of an incredibly exciting era for the city already regarded as the Entertainment Capital of the World,” Vaknin said. “It also creates new interest among fans, who now have even more reason to make Las Vegas their go-to destination for both fun and sports. And One Las Vegas offers perfectly sized and priced condominiums close to both venues, providing convenience, accessibility and a home in Las Vegas that is always available for every game and then some.”

Homes at One Las Vegas range from 831 to 2,857 square feet with many floor plans offering spectacular views of both the mountains and The Strip. One-bedroom homes are priced from the low $200,000s; two-bedroom homes from the high $200,000s; and three-bedroom homes from the low $400,000s. The penthouse, offering 3,000 square feet of sweeping views, is priced at $1.1 million.

One Las Vegas is also Veteran Affairs home loan approved and offers mortgages with as little as 10 percent down.

For more information, visit the One Las Vegas on-site sales center at 8255 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89123; or online at theonelv.com or call 702-405-9020. The sales center is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.