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Veer Towers, CityCenter
Veer Towers is a pair of 37-story residential condominium towers inside CityCenter on the Las Vegas Strip. The towers lean in opposite directions, which makes them easy to recognize on the skyline. This page covers what the building is and what to check before you consider a purchase.
At a glance
- District
- Strip corridor (inside CityCenter) (source)
- Completed
- 2010 (opened July 15, 2010) (source)
- Floors
- 37 in each of two towers (source)
- Residences
- 670 condominium units (335 per tower) per its encyclopedia entry; a 2011 press report gave 669 (source)
- Type
- Residential condominium (source)
- Design
- Towers lean five degrees in opposite directions; architect Helmut Jahn (Murphy/Jahn) (source)
What Veer Towers is
Veer Towers sits within CityCenter, the mixed-use complex on the Las Vegas Strip. Of the CityCenter components, Veer is the one dedicated solely to residential space, according to its encyclopedia entry. The two towers opened in 2010.
Each tower has 37 stories and the two lean at a five-degree angle in opposite directions. Both have a parallelogram-shaped footprint, and the glass exterior carries yellow paneling intended to reflect sunlight. The towers received LEED Gold certification in November 2009.
Residential condominium, not a condo-hotel
Veer is described as a residential condominium building. That is different from a condo-hotel, where the building also operates as a hotel and units may be pooled into a rental program. Veer owners had the option of renting out their units when the building opened, which is a decision for each owner and is subject to the building rules and local law.
Rental rules, including any minimum lease length and short-term rental limits, are set by the association and by city and county rules. Ask for the current rules in writing before relying on rental income.
What to verify before you buy
- Current HOA dues and what they cover, from the association or the listing brokerage.
- Rental and short-term rental rules in the governing documents.
- Any special assessments, reserve study findings and pending litigation.
- Which floor, exposure and view the specific residence has; towers on the Strip have very different views at different heights.
See also the guide to condo-hotels versus residential condos and our disclaimer.
Frequently asked questions
Is Veer Towers a condo-hotel?
No. It is described as the residential-only component of CityCenter. Owners could choose to rent their units; ask the association for the current rental rules.
How many floors does Veer Towers have?
Each of the two towers has 37 stories.
Who built Veer Towers?
It was developed by MGM Mirage as part of CityCenter and designed by Helmut Jahn of Murphy/Jahn Architects, with AAI Architects as architect of record.
Other towers in this district
- Panorama Towers: Aqua-glass residential condominium towers west of the Strip, opened from 2006.
- The Martin: 45-story condominium tower on Dean Martin Drive, formerly Panorama North.
- Sky Las Vegas: 45-story condominium tower on Las Vegas Boulevard South, opened 2007.
- Turnberry Place: Four 38-story condominium towers and the Stirling Club, built 2001 to 2006.