‘A different animal’: Four Seasons high-rise complex in Henderson tops $960M in sales, despite market slowdown

The Four Seasons Private Residences, a two‑tower luxury condo project in Henderson’s MacDonald Highlands enclave, has secured contracts for most of its units despite a broader slowdown in high‑rise condo sales across the Las Vegas market.

Craig Eddins, executive vice president of the development, said “Buyers have signed sales contracts for 148 of the 171 units in the under‑construction Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas.” He added that “Overall, the sales total now amounts to $963 million.” The smallest units exceed 2,000 sq ft, start above $5 million and carry monthly HOA fees in the thousands.

The 24‑ and 25‑story towers will offer a suite of amenities, including pools with private cabanas, pickleball courts, a spa, a golf simulator and a Wolfgang Puck restaurant. Luxury broker Mahsheed Parsons noted “Their pricing is completely different than any other high‑rise in Vegas,” and said billionaires are among the buyers.

The roughly $1 billion project is a joint effort by Azure Resorts & Hotels, Luxus Developments and Two Roads Development, with Suffolk Construction handling the build. Preparing the mountain site required blasting the hillside and removing rock before construction could proceed.

Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal