Allure offers Strip condos

Allure Las Vegas, a 41-story residential high-rise on the north end of the Strip, will have its first residents move in this month.

"The units have more square feet per dollar, nicer amenities, great use of windows accentuating a light and airy space and elevated ceilings further enhancing the spacious feel of our new home," said Allure buyer Ron Jones, a Seattle resident. "A comparable unit located in Seattle would cost 40 to 50 percent more than the current Allure pricing."

Allure houses 428 units with 15 open floor plans in studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom residences which range in size from 671 to 4,400 square feet. Other units include tower suites and two-story penthouses. Allure's remaining residences are priced from the mid-$500,000s. Each of the luxury units offers views of Las Vegas and the surrounding mountains and amenities.

The outdoor pool deck with private cabanas is overlooked by a fitness center with locker rooms and a media center, conference room, catering kitchen and business center equipped with high-speed Internet computers, Wi-Fi in all of the public spaces, resident storage, 24-hour security and valet parking.

The building will have a fiber backbone so all units will have a large bandwidth connection available for video and data. A private wine cellar will offer climate-controlled storage for residents. The high-rise also offers feng shui design.

Allure is a project of The Fifield Cos., in a joint venture with CB Richard Ellis-Strategic Partners and ABF Inc., an Andrew Fonfa investment company.

A developer of high-rise condominiums, rental apartments and urban office towers, The Fifield Cos. has created living and office environments in Chicago, Ft. Lauderdale, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Honolulu.