HUE Lofts’ location in the emerging Downtown Arts District, home of First Friday, the Arts Factory, and various other upcoming attractions will create a lifestyle that combines artistic expression with the eccentric culture of Las Vegas. Bringing to life a new concept for high-rise residential living, HUE Lofts has designed an art inspired circulation program, featuring local and national artists.

HUE Lofts will truly be a place where the city, the arts, and modern living all intersect.

Location:

Charleston Blvd at Casino Center Drive

Las Vegas, NV

Opening Date:

Groundbreaking is tentatively scheduled for late 2006 with completion expected in late 2008.

Amenities:

HUE Lofts possesses an array of entertaining and convenient amenities located on the breathtaking one-third acre rooftop on the 38th story with the Las Vegas skyline as its canvas. Savor the panoramic views, while enjoying the best entertainment a high-rise can offer.

Rooftop amenities include:

·         Heated Pool and Jacuzzi

·         Fitness center

·         HUE Bar & Grill

·         A performance kitchen for catering and entertaining

·         A salon and day spa

·         A jogging/walking trail

·         Strip view seating boxes and fireplace

·         Topiary landscaping and large potted trees

Other amenities include:

·         Concierge/Curator’s desk

·         Business center

·         Valet parking

·         Food delivery from Albertsons.com with cool & dry storage at concierge desk

·         Special scooter/moped parking

·         Dry cleaning pick up & drop off

·         24 hr security with alarms, cameras, and controlled elevator entry

·         Pet walk

Building:

Created by RNL Design, HUE Lofts features an array of corners of articulated design offering views of the Las Vegas Valley from various angles in a panoramic fashion, making HUE Lofts a work of art in itself. HUE Lofts will stand 400 feet tall with floor-to-ceiling glass, creating a new element of style and luxury. The project defines the artistic side of loft living, introducing a cutting edge structure with clean, compelling designs; where every home is a personal art gallery.

The design of HUE Lofts presents two-story urban loft living, more akin to New York, Shanghai, Milan, and Hong Kong. At Hue lofts, 19-foot ceilings create volume-enhanced space, providing a true loft lifestyle. Mezzanine catwalks lead to a floor-to-ceiling glass wall in every unit that frames spectacular views of the Las Vegas Valley

Surrounding area development:

In six months, over $100 Million was invested in the Downtown Arts District, and over $2 Billion of construction is scheduled to follow. This re-development of downtown Las Vegas will soon place HUE Lofts at the crossroads to many attractions. Located on the corner of Charleston & Casino Center, HUE Lofts creates an urban core in the Arts District, bridging the gap between the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas, while providing an enriching experience through culture and art.

Some development highlights include:

·         World Market Center will bring hundreds of thousands of business professionals to the downtown area each year with its extravagant wholesale furniture showrooms, slated to become over 12 million sq ft.

·         Premium Outlet Center, the No. 1 outlet center in the country, houses numerous shopping retailers at wholesale prices such as Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, Liz Claiborne, van Hausen, Gap and D&G etc.

·         Fremont Street Experience is home to the famous canopy light show attracting both tourists and locals

·         Performing Arts Center, a 2,700-seat venue, is developing an array of talent showcased in various events throughout the year

·         Holsum Commercial Lofts feature numerous art galleries with the work of many different artists

·         The Las Vegas Monorail plans a future stop of the downtown extension of the Monorail (Charleston & Main)

·         Neon Museum is dedicated to restoring and preserving neon signs and associated artifacts to inspire the cultural enrichment of Las Vegas citizens

·         Rolling Stones museum will be built across the street from HUE Lofts, which will also include a $25 million three dimensional sculpture museum and a robotics museum

·         Dining experiences such as Charleston Grille, Ice House, Tinoco’s Bistro, Makino Sushi, Don Juan Mexican, Court Room Bar and Grill, and more to come

·         Nightlife is becoming a key component to the redevelopment with the opening of Hogs & Heifers, (others)

·         A $4 Billion, 61-acre vertical commercial community is planned within short walking distance of HUE lofts, offering the opportunity for residents to work where they live and play