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Cello Tower High-Rise to Start Construction This Fall

Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas is set to welcome an exciting new addition with the Cello Tower high-rise condominium project. The 32-story tower, part of a larger mixed-use development, has already sold 39 of its 240 units, totaling $67 million in sales. With construction slated to begin this fall, Cello Tower is on track for a late 2026 opening.

Despite recent price increases, demand for luxury condos remains strong. Cello Tower’s prices now start in the upper $700,000s for traditional units, while penthouses range from the high $6 million to just under $9 million. One penthouse has already sold for $8.9 million, demonstrating the market’s appetite for high-end living.

Patrick Brennan, CEO of Red Ridge Development, attributes the growing demand to factors such as migration to Las Vegas, the city’s diversifying economy, and businesses relocating to the area. He believes that Las Vegas is currently underserved in the condo high-rise market and expects more projects to emerge to meet the increasing demand.

Cello Tower has attracted a diverse buyer pool, including Las Vegas residents looking to upgrade from older high-rises, suburbanites seeking a more urban lifestyle, and those drawn to the walkable community and cultural offerings of Symphony Park. The neighborhood, home to the Smith Center, Cleveland Clinic, and the upcoming Elaine Wynn Las Vegas Museum of Art, is quickly becoming the epicenter of Las Vegas.

With construction documents submitted to the city and permits expected by August, Cello Tower is on track to break ground in September. The first phase is projected to open in the fourth quarter of 2026, with the entire project completed by the second quarter of 2027.

For those interested in securing a residence at Cello Tower, now is the time to act. Buyers who place deposits will be required to put down 20% of the purchase price by the end of the summer, which will be non-refundable. However, with the Federal Reserve projecting lower interest rates by the end of 2026, buyers who finance their purchase may be well-positioned when they close.

The WG Team is closely following the progress of Cello Tower and is excited about the opportunities it presents for our clients. To learn more about this groundbreaking project and explore the possibilities of high-rise living in the heart of Las Vegas, contact our knowledgeable agents today.

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