The tallest residential complex in Sin City, Allure Las Vegas has recently concluded with the final works the final touches on the building’s facilities that include an expansive outdoor pool deck, catering kitchen, club room, pool cabanas, pavilions, and gym, library and business offices. In addition, the project developers and investors have plans to open three new model units at the 41-story condominium. Allure’s model units are conceived and decorated by the famous interior design firm Rhonda Lanier Interiors. Located between the

Las Vegas Blvd.

and the downtown area, Allure Las Vegas features 428 one, two and three bedroom units and suites, 15 distinct studios and several two story penthouses. Each residential unit has standard features like floor-to-ceiling windows, large balconies and sound insulation between residences as well as furnished kitchens, Italian porcelain tile flooring, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.

Allure Las Vegas is a project created by  the Chicago-based developer Fifield Companies in conjunction with CB Richard Ellis-Strategic Partners and ABF, Inc. The Fifield Companies have built more than 50 projects in locations such as Chicago, Ft.Lauderdale, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Honolulu. The Fifield Companies total investments reach the $4 billion, positioning the company in the number one spot as the premier luxury high-rise condominiums and urban office towers developers in the whole country. Fifield is currently handling 13 additional projects under development worth $2 billion.

"With the completion of the detail on the sixth floor amenity deck and the new models, there is an instant warmth and feeling of home. Having these fully furnished models creates a stunning atmosphere that allows potential buyers to visualize themselves living in these residences. In addition, current home owners can garner great decorating ideas from our very talented interior designer." said Alan Schachtman, Senior Vice President of Development and Principal of the Fifield Companies.

Fifield Senior Vice President Alan Schachtman said the conclusion of Allure is part of the change planned for the Strip's north end that begun with the development of the Fashion Show mall and building of Wynn Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacations and Sky Las Vegas and that also includes the renovation of several other Las Vegas Hotels including the Sahara Hotel and Casino and the Stratosphere Hotel.