242:. The tower, expected to be 702 feet high, was one of the taller high-rise projects to be approved for downtown Las Vegas. Sales began in October 2005, at which point the starting price for units had increased into the $ 400,000 range because of rises in steel, concrete and labor costs. As of February 2006, the cottages remained on the site, with little progress on the Club Renaissance. Gilles Pageau, a Canadian developer and the uncle of Philippe Pageau-Goyette, said he had invested $ 60 million of his money into the project and that he had been offered an additional $ 400 million from various banks to cover the construction costs. Pageau said at the time that the project would still be built.
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victim of construction costs. Financing has dried up to a large extent for Las Vegas. We're redesigning, trying to value engineer, to do something affordable. We're in negotiations with some large construction companies to joint venture at this point, because that's the only way to finance it." Mussina estimated that it could be up to a year before the start of construction, to which
Goodman responded, "I'm not interested in a year. I've been to three groundbreakings there so far and haven't seen ground broke." Approximately $ 8 million or $ 9 million had already been spent on the project up to that point.
223:. The target demographic consisted of young professionals who wanted to live in the downtown area. The Club Renaissance was one of several new projects being built in the downtown area, which was seeing a surge in redevelopment. Downtown Las Vegas was chosen for the project because of the area's large employee base, including lawyers.
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The city council ultimately granted the project a six-month extension. At the time, part of the property that was to be used for the project was in foreclosure. By March 2007, the project had been purchased out of foreclosure by Los
Angeles architect Mark Vaghei and engineer Nabih Yousseff for nearly
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initially praised the project for its affordability, noting the $ 150,000 starting price of its condo units, although he later threatened to revoke approval of the project in 2007, as construction had yet to begin. The project was ultimately canceled following financial issues.
227:(7,200 m) of office space would be located on the 13th and 14th floors, with condominium units beginning on floor 15. The top two floors were to include a private club and fitness center. The building would include several floors of parking, with a total of 1,400 spaces.
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noted the $ 150,000 starting price for condominiums in the project, saying, "I like the affordability of it." Philippe Pageau-Goyette, the president of
Diversified Real Estate Group, planned for Club Renaissance to be the least-expensive high-rise condominium in the
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