New President New Hope

Greater Las Vegas Association Of Realtors will get a new president in Ms. Linda Rheinberger from tomorrow. She assumes presidency of the 14,600 strong association with which she has been association for the almost years.

She wants an expanded role for members of the organization outside the association in the community which they serve. A host of issues will dominate here tenure. She would like address issues such traffic concerns, education and most important the affordability of homes for all sections of the population.

She is very concerned that the Las Vegas long known for its affordable and cheap housing is now facing a situation where the low income groups and people like school teachers and bus drivers can't buy a home with their incomes.

Second issue she would like to address is educating the general public on the role of realtors and their importance and usefulness in real estate transanctions. Realtors being in the business of buying and selling homes know the pitfalls and positives in any real estate deal and can potentially save clients from disastrous decisions with their professional advice.

Many such issues will keep the new president occupied during her tenure.

The District - Enters Second Phase of Construction

A mixed-use development The District encompasses retail, restaurants, residential and office space in one single space and has been great success from launch. Located in Green Valley Ranch it is now entering the second phase of construction and retail and business spaces are open for pre-leasing.

Over 51,300 square feet of office-over-retail is available for leasing in lots as small as 1,200 square feet to those covering entire floor space of up to 14,302 square feet, or up to 28,604 square feet in a single building on two floors. Any configuration suitable to the business is available. The District is located in the south eastern corner of Las Vegas Beltway and Green Valley Parkway in Henderson and is opposite the first phase.

District is unique in many senses. It has a small town feeling, with great city views, shops, dining areas, entertainments and recreation all in one place and can't be found anywhere else in Southern Nevada. Phase two will also have a public plaza that can hold concerts, events and as a spot where big gathering can be held and will be surrounded by greenery with trees and lawns.

Sun City, Anthem For An Active Social Life

Sun City Anthem is located in Henderson and is an age-qualified village built by Del Webb. Home options include a dozen single-story floor plans which range in size from 1,496 to 3,175 square feet. All the home are built with Environments for Living technology, making them 15 percent more energy efficient than Energy Star requirements. The home prices start from in the upper $200,000s and range upto the low $500,000s.

The community is especially wonderful for people who love active social life. A number of options for residents to unwind and relax in this beautiful community of more than 9,000 residents have been created by the developers.

Two activity facilities for residents - Anthem Center and Independence Center provide fitness areas; billiards; arts and crafts workshops; sewing centers; ceramics studios; and areas for woodworking, computers and card games.

New Year will see Anthem Center host the Fire and Ice Ball with dinner, dancing, loads of entertainment and midnight champagne toast.