Sandhurst - Trying too Hard
I am not the academic type, so I could be off the mark, but Sandhurst could have got stuck by trying too hard! This project on the Grand Central Parkway of Las Vegas has everything going for it. The Performing Arts Center and a top area medical facility are nearby. The keenly awaited World Market is planned for the vicinity. The 400-odd units range from lofts all the way to penthouses spread over three levels. So, why the delay in getting the project ready and fully occupied?
Well, for starters, never make important clients feel unwelcome. Las Vegas is a haven for investors. Nevada’s laws encourage investment. Investors are authentic owners, and add value to a property by word-of-mouth. I have never appreciated Sandhurst discouraging the investing community from showing interest and support in the community, and I think that the project has paid some price for such discrimination.
Come to think of it, Sandhurst is a bit confusing. I am not sure of how I should describe it to clients. Developers say that Sandhurst is meant for professionals who live in Las Vegas. Why plan units with 20 feet ceilings and provide ten thousand square feet for a restaurant? Why does a residential building for working professionals need room service? It seems Sandhurst has deviated from its positioning in marketing terms, and tries to act as a kind of vacation home or a hotel at times.
Perhaps it is best not to try and outguess the developers, and to enjoy the value Sandhurst undoubtedly delivers. Executives will find the central location a bonus. The dry cleaning service, front desk and concierge are helpful touches for people whose work may take them in and out of Las Vegas frequently. Everyone will love the airy terraces that come with each unit and the flexible floor plans. There is plenty of storage space in the building and the security of covered parking. There are three acres of landscaped gardens built in to the project, which will add immensely to the value of living at Sandhurst. The Spa and Health Club promises to be something special with a planned area of about thirty thousand square feet.
Companies with considerable business in Las Vegas will find it attractive to buy apartments in Sandhurst. The interiors are designed to please the most demanding personnel and the property represents good value for money. Let us hope construction picks up speed, and that this elegant tower in such a prestigious part of Las Vegas will soon be a beehive of activity!
Sandhurst Development LLC has a sound national record of construction in the United States, spanning more than four decades. They are known for properties of durable value and classic designs for high-rise apartment blocks. The Las Vegas project has been designed as a guard gated community. A sports arena may come up in the neighborhood, and will add to the value of Sandhurst homes. You should make an appointment and take a look soon!
Well, for starters, never make important clients feel unwelcome. Las Vegas is a haven for investors. Nevada’s laws encourage investment. Investors are authentic owners, and add value to a property by word-of-mouth. I have never appreciated Sandhurst discouraging the investing community from showing interest and support in the community, and I think that the project has paid some price for such discrimination.
Come to think of it, Sandhurst is a bit confusing. I am not sure of how I should describe it to clients. Developers say that Sandhurst is meant for professionals who live in Las Vegas. Why plan units with 20 feet ceilings and provide ten thousand square feet for a restaurant? Why does a residential building for working professionals need room service? It seems Sandhurst has deviated from its positioning in marketing terms, and tries to act as a kind of vacation home or a hotel at times.
Perhaps it is best not to try and outguess the developers, and to enjoy the value Sandhurst undoubtedly delivers. Executives will find the central location a bonus. The dry cleaning service, front desk and concierge are helpful touches for people whose work may take them in and out of Las Vegas frequently. Everyone will love the airy terraces that come with each unit and the flexible floor plans. There is plenty of storage space in the building and the security of covered parking. There are three acres of landscaped gardens built in to the project, which will add immensely to the value of living at Sandhurst. The Spa and Health Club promises to be something special with a planned area of about thirty thousand square feet.
Companies with considerable business in Las Vegas will find it attractive to buy apartments in Sandhurst. The interiors are designed to please the most demanding personnel and the property represents good value for money. Let us hope construction picks up speed, and that this elegant tower in such a prestigious part of Las Vegas will soon be a beehive of activity!
Sandhurst Development LLC has a sound national record of construction in the United States, spanning more than four decades. They are known for properties of durable value and classic designs for high-rise apartment blocks. The Las Vegas project has been designed as a guard gated community. A sports arena may come up in the neighborhood, and will add to the value of Sandhurst homes. You should make an appointment and take a look soon!
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