Despite the responsibilities of being a husband, the father of four young daughters, and putting on his “Comedy Hypnosis” show six nights a week, for the past seven years Marc Savard has produced the mesmerizing display. For some in the community, it has become a beloved tradition and has even earned its own Facebook page with a YouTube video shot from the sky: www.facebook.com/houseonrobindale.
Gordon Miles took a tract home in a great area and set about creating a fully customized residence, selecting many upgrades seen in million-dollar dwellings.
In the past, you had to wait until your home was built to walk through the kitchen. Now all you have to do is throw on a pair of virtual reality goggles.
When Michael Mossholder moved to Las Vegas for a job with the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, he knew he wanted a home on a golf course.
“It’s a great party house now,” Marino said. “It’s like a master-planned house; it’s designed to have every function where you need it to be.”
Ascaya, the luxury community in its early formation in Henderson, has teamed up with a prominent local artist to display her vibrant, beautiful creations in the lobby of its sales center.
Cars are an important part of Yuki Harata’s life. As a driver with Dream Racing in Las Vegas, he is used to getting behind the wheel and driving fast … real fast. It is no wonder Harata and his Realtor Frank Napoli reference Harata’s 41st-floor penthouse at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental to a luxury sports car — a Lamborghini, to be exact, the type that Harata puts the pedal to the metal while racing.
“Aah!” “This is gorgeous!” “I can’t believe I’m actually here!”
Las Vegas acrobats Ross Gibson and Benoit Beaufils look forward to Halloween like schoolchildren await summer vacation, and their Spring Valley house looks like a Halloween pop-up store.
Upscale consumers who demand a lifestyle of luxury are increasingly looking for ways to add indulgence to the loo.
