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(This is a podcast update from High Rise Condo Specialist and Las Vegas Real Estate Agent Makea Turner. A continuation of her earlier reporting on “The Ultimate Crash Pad” at Veer Towers located at MGM’s project City Center.)

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Here is a great opportunity to own a piece of MGM multi billion dollar development City Center. For a limited time only you will be a to take advantage of a special promotion The Ultimate Las Vegas Crash pad in Veer Towers. This promotion is giving buyers the opportunity to purchase select studio units within the Towers and at no additional cost you will be provided with the opportunity to choose from several different furniture packages provided by Interior designers Robb and Stucky,Magnolia audio and Video, Mechoshade Systems and Zoom Room For more Information about Veer Towers and This amazing opportunity Check out TODAYS podcast at www.LetsTalkLasVegasHighRiseCondos.com

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The Vdara Tower at MGM’s Project City Center has been “topped out”. This is a great video explaining exactly what this means, and also outlines the progress that the tireless workers have made at the beautiful monstrosity that is City Center.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBhKlGPXk1U

I reprted last night that MGM’s Multi million dollar development was getting ready to lose one of it’s main assets, it’s construction workers. Work usually goes on around the clock at CityCenter, the largest private commercial development in U.S. history so if workers aren’t working there will be delays with the completion of the massive multi billion dollar develeopment. It’s sad to see so many people loose their lives on the job, this latesyt death was the sixth person to have lost their life at MGM’s City Center construction site. Workers have formed a picket line in front of the developments strip entrance. There is no time line set for how long work will be stopped on City Center but according to sources the workers are refusing to go back to work under the same unsafe conditions. Click Here to watch a short video of the picket line on the strip in front of city center & Click Here to watch a video of the announcement that was made by union leaders who are demanding action be taken from the general contractor. I will continue to keep everyone posted on this story so please check back soon.

THIS JUST IN>>> Construction Workers at MGM’s Multi Billion Dollar City Center Walking Off Job Tonight

This late breaking news has just hit about 20 minutes ago. The Las Vegas Sun is reporting a massive walk off from construction workers at the multi billion dollar development City Center. According to the article that was published at 9:20pm on 06/02/08 “Union leaders affiliated with the Southern Nevada Building and Construction Trades Council agreed that workers will walk off the job because of safety concerns and the lack of proper response from the site’s general contractor, Perini Building Company, according to Steve Redlinger a consultant for the council.
Workers will picket in front of CityCenter until an agreement is reached, Redlinger said” I didn’t have a clue this was coming and i don’t think anyone else knew either based on how this story has been released. Construction workers will begin picketing at midnight to night and wont stop until there is some type of resolution. Will there be a resolution before midnight to night so that the show can go on or will this massive multi billion dollar super development come to a scretching hault, check back soon for more updates.