Why Vegas?

• With a metropolitan population of 2.4 million, Clark county would rank fourth largest in the United States, but instead is conveniently 

     divided into communities

      outside a concentrated

     tourism corridor.

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• The Las Vegas airport is less than 15 minutes from the tourism corridor and less than 30 minutes away from the major suburbs.

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• There are hundreds of master planned, gated communities, some including lakes and golf courses, as well as private multimillion dollar homes outside the metropolitan area.

• The excellent bus system, ride share, taxi, monorail (and soon subway and train) systems are among the cleanest, most efficient of all major metropolitan cities.

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• Nevada has no state income tax 

      (sales tax is 8.25%).

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• The Las Vegas cost of electricity is well below the national average.

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•  For a city its size property taxes are low

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• "The entertainment capital of the world". Sinatra and Elvis are gone but international stars like Celine Dion, Lady Gaga, Aerosmith, Elton John, and Garth Brooks, along with Cirque du Soleil, stage shows, TV shows, and much more may be enjoyed on a regular basis.

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• Cultural opportunities from 5 million persons per year. Tourists from outside the United States to meet and learn from and who drive unique cuisine to the area.

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• Money spent in Vegas from outside the U.S. provides an international revenue stream.

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• Surrounded by mountains - the stunning Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, and Mt. Charleston ski resort

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• Water sports at Lake Mead offering mountain biking, hiking and horseback riding.

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• Natural treasures: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Zion, Bryce and Joshua Tree national parks are all less than a day away.

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• Hot Springs: Nevada has more natural hot springs than any other state in the country, with two located just outside Las Vegas.

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• Day trips can be easily made to the surrounding mountains,  Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Lake Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, Laughlin and Primm resort regions, Lake Havasu Arizona and St. George Utah.

• It's only a four-hour drive to Los Angeles and if you are looking for an ocean, six to San Diego and the Pacific coast.

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• Due to the quantity of hotels, resorts, casinos, restaurants, bars, and tourist attractions jobs are always available in the hospitality industry, and many others  (there is a Google data center and a Tesla corporate office here).

• World class architecture - something newer, bigger and more advanced every year.

• Historic and unique buildings - Everything from old west towns, the federal courthouse that is now the Mob Museum, the incredible Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and of course the well known themed casinos such as the glass Luxor Pyramid, Eiffel tower facsimile and Stratosphere - the fifth tallest structure in the United States.

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• Orchestra, Ballet and Broadway: Smith Center for the Performing Arts is home to the Las Vegas Philharmonic and the Nevada Ballet Theatre. Broadway shows and other performances provide cultural opportunities that rival any major city.

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• Fine Art: Wynn and Bellagio galleries of fine art include works from Picasso to Warhol.

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• Emerging Artists: galleries and public art are presented in the ever growing Arts District.

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• Yes, Vegas is ‘kid-friendly’ with many fun and educational activities for children of all ages, including Circus Circus Adventuredome, Container Park, Discovery Children's Museum, Excalibur Tournament of Kings, Lion Habitat Ranch, SeaQuest, Shark Reef, Wet 'n Wild, White Tiger Habitat, thrill rides at The Strat, the NYNY roller coaster and more.

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• More than 310 days of sunshine annually with about  255 cloudless days.

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• Almost no snow or humidity year round

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• About 4” of rain yearly.

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• Warm, pleasant evenings.

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• Beautiful stunning sunrises and sunsets over the mountains and cityscape.

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• The desert climate assures there are few flying insects.

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• A food scene as impressive as any big city, with celebrity chef restaurants from names like Flay, Collichio, Nobu, Lagasse, Ramsay and Puck, along with many exceptional but not yet as well known known chefs.

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• There are over 5,000 restaurants and bars within a 30-minute drive of most locations  hundreds within walking distance in the tourism corridor.

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• Almost non-existant is the 'closed on Monday, hours restrictions. Many restaurants are open every day most of the day.

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• A culturally diverse region, Vegas was voted one of the 'most open minded' and 'least neurotic' states in the nation.

• Vegas takes care of its own with continual and special deals, events, and discounts for Nevada residents

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• Pro Sports  - NHL Stanley Cup Champion Golden Knights Hockey, NFL Raiders Football, Pro Soccer, WNBA, AAA Baseball, Lacrosse, and soon Major League Baseball and NBA Basketball.

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• There are over 70 golf courses at every level available throughout the valley.

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• Annual National events such as motor racing, bowling, boxing, rodeo, major sports championships and, of course, MMA and home of the UFC.

• "Sin City" Vegas is called that for a reason, after all. Legal cannabis, open alcoholic consumption on the Strip and Fremont Street, topless pools and many more adult entertainment options. 

• Although not legal in Clark County and the greater Las Vegas area, close by are the only legal brothels in the United States. 

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