[LVPenelope]

Hi everyone, I'm moving to Las Vegas for my job, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where to live. I'm hoping to find an apartment complex that caters to young professionals. I'm single, and I'd prefer to be surrounded by other adults with no children. I'd like to live somewhere relatively quiet, but with easy access to downtown Las Vegas. The Summerlin area looks really nice, but I'm concerned that it's mostly families there. My budget isn't all that strict; I'm more concerned about the place than the price.

Thanks so much for any input and have a great week!

Cheers,
Penelope

[olecapt]

South strip. Manhattan, Park Avenue...89123.

Downtown..Soho or Newport or the houses in Park etc.

All the other areas will be family/couple oriented.

Originally Posted by LVPenelope

Hi everyone, I'm moving to Las Vegas for my job, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where to live. I'm hoping to find an apartment complex that caters to young professionals. I'm single, and I'd prefer to be surrounded by other adults with no children. I'd like to live somewhere relatively quiet, but with easy access to downtown Las Vegas. The Summerlin area looks really nice, but I'm concerned that it's mostly families there. My budget isn't all that strict; I'm more concerned about the place than the price.

Thanks so much for any input and have a great week!

Cheers,
Penelope

[lasttime85]

Originally Posted by LVPenelope

Hi everyone, I'm moving to Las Vegas for my job, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where to live. I'm hoping to find an apartment complex that caters to young professionals. I'm single, and I'd prefer to be surrounded by other adults with no children. I'd like to live somewhere relatively quiet, but with easy access to downtown Las Vegas. The Summerlin area looks really nice, but I'm concerned that it's mostly families there. My budget isn't all that strict; I'm more concerned about the place than the price.

Thanks so much for any input and have a great week!

Cheers,
Penelope

My friend is a community director for a few properties in the southwest region. Very nice, very quiet, and still within 10 minutues of the south end of the strip. I was the very first resident at Spectrum, which opened last year, and loved how quiet it was, or still is. Not many kids compared to your average community, mainly because it is still relatively new and growing. It borders the 215, which can be taken to either the 15 or Summerlin Pkwy. I will add that it is a bit more expensive than most, but if you have the money to spend, I would say go for it.

Not too close to downtown though if that is your thing. But then again, you will not find anything quiet in that location for sure lol....

[bx2bk2lv]

I fell in love with Spectrum as well but decided on Mosiac instead (Riley Ave.) Great luck.

[jhiker1o]

Originally Posted by bx2bk2lv

I fell in love with Spectrum as well but decided on Mosiac instead (Riley Ave.) Great luck.

Driving down Durango, Mosaic looks nice, a large complex though but near the 215 and a beautiful park, Red Ridge Park.

[jhiker1o]

By the way for those not familiar with the location, Mosaic Apts and Red Ridge Park is in Spring Valley.

[007 license to sell]

Originally Posted by LVPenelope

Hi everyone, I'm moving to Las Vegas for my job, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where to live. I'm hoping to find an apartment complex that caters to young professionals. I'm single, and I'd prefer to be surrounded by other adults with no children. I'd like to live somewhere relatively quiet, but with easy access to downtown Las Vegas. The Summerlin area looks really nice, but I'm concerned that it's mostly families there. My budget isn't all that strict; I'm more concerned about the place than the price.

Thanks so much for any input and have a great week!

Cheers,
Penelope

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The Ogden previously Streamline rents are starting at $1000. The smallest One bedroom unit is 859 SF.
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Loft 5 rents are starting at $1450. The smallest One bedroom unit is 1234 SF.
Call 702.435.0505
For these properties they have many different floor plans and sizes available. Rental prices will reflect a slight premium if a tenant would like to be on the 23rd floor of Streamline opposed to the 8th.
Here is a list of amenities for the different properties
Amenities for ONE Las Vegas:
Tennis Courts
Fitness Center
Yoga room
Men’s/Women’s locker room with Showers
Swimming pool with lush landscaping
Outdoor spa and lounge seating
Sports lounge with billiards table
Movie theater
Full service concierge
Guard gated entrance and 24-hour security
Large climate controlled storage space
Wi-Fi spots at pool and lobbies.

Amenities for Streamline:
Amazing views of Las Vegas Strip and Downtown
Rooftop pool terrace and spa
Secure parking
24-hour security guard
Concierge
Clubhouse on 16th floor
15th floor state-of-the-art fitness center
Pet Park
Walking distance to the Entertainment District

Amenities for Loft 5
Courtyard
Recreation pools
Lounging pools
Lap pool
Hot tubs
Fitness Center
Club lounge
Steam room
Outdoor fire places
Concierge (going to be implemented)
24-hour security
Controlled access elevators
Yoga/aerobics studio.

Good luck in your search

[h0tmess]

I'm sorry but even though the Ogden looks nice, I've always been told the closer to the strip, the more dangerous the area.
What a shame, it does look nice.

[d dot h]

Originally Posted by LVPenelope

Hi everyone, I'm moving to Las Vegas for my job, and I'm having a hard time figuring out where to live. I'm hoping to find an apartment complex that caters to young professionals. I'm single, and I'd prefer to be surrounded by other adults with no children. I'd like to live somewhere relatively quiet, but with easy access to downtown Las Vegas. The Summerlin area looks really nice, but I'm concerned that it's mostly families there. My budget isn't all that strict; I'm more concerned about the place than the price.

Thanks so much for any input and have a great week!

Cheers,
Penelope

Penelope,

Is your job a temporary one? How long do you plan to live in Vegas? If for longer than short-term I'd suggest buying instead of renting. Housing prices (buying) are at rock-bottom. Rental prices are not.

If you are interested only in renting my general (perhaps faulty) thoughts are these: 1) the higher the rent, the more "professional" and 2) don't rent an apartment in a complex which has 3 bedroom units and a "playground" on premises.

[h0tmess]

Originally Posted by d dot h

Penelope,
If you are interested only in renting my general (perhaps faulty) thoughts are these: 1) the higher the rent, the more "professional" and 2) don't rent an apartment in a complex which has 3 bedroom units and a "playground" on premises.

#3 makes a lot of sense. Thank you for that