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Palms Place is a 47-story condo-hotel at the Palms, just west of the Strip, opened in 2008 by George Maloof and designed by the Jerde Partnership. Its 599 individually owned units range from studios to penthouses on the top floors, with Drift Spa, a resort pool, on-site dining, valet, and 24/7 security. Owners may live in, lease, or place a unit in a rental program, with hotel services billed à la carte.
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| Address | 4381 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
|---|---|
| Year built | 2008 |
| Stories | 47 |
| Residences | 599 |
| Developer | Maloof Development (George Maloof) |
| Architect | Jerde Partnership |
| Views | Strip skyline and valley views from a 47-story tower at the Palms, west of the Strip; the top floors hold large penthouses. |
| Parking | Valet and self-parking at the Palms. |
| Fees & rental program | Condo-hotel fee structure (operating assessment + resort/rental-program terms) — see "How owning at Palms Place works" below. Fees vary by unit and change over time; contact us for the current figures on a specific residence. |
| Active listings | None currently — check back soon |
Palms Place is a condo-hotel: the residences are individually owned and bought and sold like any condo, but the building is run as a hotel. That changes three things every buyer needs to understand before making an offer — the rental program, the fee structure, and financing.
Optional. Owners may use the unit, lease it, or place it in a rental program — roughly 100 units have been operated by a vacation-rental manager. Revenue-split terms vary; confirm current terms before buying.
Resort-style monthly dues vary widely by unit size, and hotel services such as housekeeping and room service are billed à la carte rather than bundled into a flat HOA. Confirm the current monthly figure on a specific residence.
As a condo-hotel, Palms Place is typically non-warrantable for conventional loans; buyers commonly use cash or a specialty/portfolio lender. We connect buyers with lenders familiar with the building.
Condo-hotel terms — rental splits, resort fees, and use rules — are set by the building's current management agreement and CC&Rs and change over time. Confirm the exact current terms on a specific residence with your NREG agent before you offer. Call (702) 637-1759.
Palms Place is a 47-story condo-hotel at the Palms, just west of the Strip on Flamingo Road, opened in 2008 by George Maloof and designed by the Jerde Partnership. It is connected to the Palms resort, giving owners access to the resort’s dining and entertainment while keeping a separate, residential-feeling tower.
The building holds 599 individually owned units, from studios around 1,200 square feet to penthouses of 2,000–7,000 square feet on the top floors. As a condo-hotel, owners can live in a unit, lease it, or place it in a rental program; about 100 units have been operated by a vacation-rental manager. Amenities include Drift Spa and hammam, a resort pool, fitness center, on-site dining, valet, and 24/7 security.
Hotel services like housekeeping and room service are billed à la carte rather than bundled into a flat HOA. Current pricing, square footage, and inventory are pulled live from the MLS above.
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Yes. Its 599 units are individually owned, and owners can live in a unit, lease it, or place it in a rental program — roughly 100 units have been run by a vacation-rental manager. The building is connected to the Palms resort but functions as a separate residential tower.
Palms Place has 599 units, ranging from studios around 1,200 square feet up to penthouses of 2,000–7,000 square feet on the top floors. That spread makes it one of the more flexible condo-hotels on the west side of the Strip.
It’s optional. Owners can self-manage, lease long-term, or use a rental program — about 100 units have been operated by a vacation-rental manager. Revenue-split terms vary by arrangement, so confirm the current terms before buying for investment.
Resort-style monthly dues vary widely by unit size, and hotel services like housekeeping and room service are billed à la carte rather than bundled into a flat HOA. We pull the current monthly figure on the specific unit you’re considering. Call (702) 637-1759.
Usually not. Palms Place is typically non-warrantable for conventional loans, so buyers commonly use cash or a specialty/portfolio lender. We connect buyers with lenders familiar with the building.
Palms Place has Drift Spa and hammam, a resort pool, fitness center, on-site dining, valet, and 24/7 security, plus access to the connected Palms resort’s dining and entertainment. It’s a full resort-amenity package west of the Strip.
The 47-story tower captures Strip skyline and valley views, with the largest exposures from the top-floor penthouses. The live listings above note floor and exposure where the MLS provides it.
Its appeal is flexibility — a resort-connected condo-hotel with a wide range of unit sizes and rental options. Whether a specific unit pencils depends on price, the à-la-carte fee model, and how you intend to use it; the recent closed-sale trends above are the best read on real values.
Palms Place is just west of the Strip on Flamingo Road, so the central Strip is a few minutes east and Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 10–12 minute drive southeast.
Because financing is specialized and the fee model is à la carte, buyers benefit from an agent who knows the building and the condo-hotel lender landscape. We track Palms Place inventory and can set an alert for the floor and layout you want.
High-rise buildings have their own rules — HOA structures, lease/rental restrictions, view tiers, and assessment history. Our NREG agents know Palms Placeand the valley's towers; we'll line up access, pull the building's sold history, and tell you which floors and lines actually fit what you want.
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