Las Vegas Temperature Not A Factor for July 4th High Rise Condo Fun

Out of all the postcards tourists send back home from their many trips to Las Vegas, do you know which one sells the best? It's the one with the Vegas skyline at night with fireworks going off all across the sky. I know you've seen it. Last night, I experienced the real thing at a July 4th party held at a 22nd floor high rise condo unit to watch the incredible celebration of lights. I spoke to the owner of the condo who told me his wife and him travel from Seattle to Las Vegas every July 4th because "it's the only place to be to celebrate America's birthday".

And it got me thinking: surely they're not the only ones. Surely people hear the latest weather reports of record high temperatures in Las Vegas right now. And how they're calling for even higher temperatures throughout the weekend. Yet people keep coming. McCarren Airport passenger traffic constantly sets new records... just about every resort is running at 100% occupancy... traffic coming into Vegas from the I-15 is constantly crawling... And it's 115 degrees!!!

With its mild climate and gorgeous scenery, I would think there's probably no place better to spend a nice comfortable July 4th weekend than in Seattle. Yet here's a couple who have the ways and means to go anywhere, and they choose Las Vegas in the heat of summer. It's that very reason that they bought their Las Vegas high rise condo to begin with - Vegas is completely unique. There's no place in the world that can even compare.

That's why on July 4th with 115 degree weather, you still won't find a hotel room if you book last-minute. Now what if you had your very own unit instead that you can use when you want and rent it for income when you're not in town? What if you could host a party like I went to last night to impress just ONE client on July 4th that may dwarf the price of what the unit costs you? Think about that for a moment, then contact me and we'll talk about which high rise you'll be hosting your own July 4th party next year.