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Uijuijui - hoffentlich geht das gut ! Du schriebst einmal, dass ein guter PRE-Market unserer LVS nicht wirklich gut steht !
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Uijuijui - hoffentlich geht das gut ! Du schriebst einmal, dass ein guter PRE-Market unserer LVS nicht wirklich gut steht !
Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas - glücklich dem, der den Grund der Dinge erkennt !
mit dem bollinger band bist Du doch auf der sicheren Seite - smile.
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Nevada jobless rate falls for first time since 2007
By JENNIFER ROBISON
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Nevada's jobless rate has fallen for the first time since the recession began in 2007, the state Department of Employment,Training and Rehabilitation reported this morning.
Joblessness in the Silver State dropped from 14.4 percent in September to 14.2 percent in October.
"This is a clear sign that the recession's grip on Nevada may finally be loosening," said Bill Anderson, chief economist for the employment department, in a statement. "However, though the recession appears to be bottoming out, especially with regard to unemployment, many key industries remain weak. The number of jobs being eliminated is stabilizing, but there is no sign of major job growth on the horizon. While the decline in the rate is immediate good news, there is still a long road ahead to completely recover from the devastating effects of the recession."
The last time the jobless rate declined was in December 2005, when it slipped to a low of 4.2 percent. Since then, 137,000 Nevadans have joined the ranks of the unemployed as a nationwide recession decimated the state's construction and tourism sectors.
In all, 181,600 Nevadans and 135,000 locals lacked work in October.
Nor do state officials expect joblessness here to decline substantially in the year ahead; they forecast a 2011 joblessness average similar to 2010's 13.9 percent.
Nationally, the October jobless rate was 9.6 percent. It was 12.4 percent in California.
www.lvrj.com/business/...-first-time-since-2007-109869714.html
By JENNIFER ROBISON
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Nevada's jobless rate has fallen for the first time since the recession began in 2007, the state Department of Employment,Training and Rehabilitation reported this morning.
Joblessness in the Silver State dropped from 14.4 percent in September to 14.2 percent in October.
"This is a clear sign that the recession's grip on Nevada may finally be loosening," said Bill Anderson, chief economist for the employment department, in a statement. "However, though the recession appears to be bottoming out, especially with regard to unemployment, many key industries remain weak. The number of jobs being eliminated is stabilizing, but there is no sign of major job growth on the horizon. While the decline in the rate is immediate good news, there is still a long road ahead to completely recover from the devastating effects of the recession."
The last time the jobless rate declined was in December 2005, when it slipped to a low of 4.2 percent. Since then, 137,000 Nevadans have joined the ranks of the unemployed as a nationwide recession decimated the state's construction and tourism sectors.
In all, 181,600 Nevadans and 135,000 locals lacked work in October.
Nor do state officials expect joblessness here to decline substantially in the year ahead; they forecast a 2011 joblessness average similar to 2010's 13.9 percent.
Nationally, the October jobless rate was 9.6 percent. It was 12.4 percent in California.
www.lvrj.com/business/...-first-time-since-2007-109869714.html
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Proposed project involves 849 units
By HOWARD STUTZ
GAMING WIRE
Las Vegas Sands Corp. is the latest player in the Strip's growing high-rise condominium market.
The casino operator will ask the Clark County Commission Wednesday for approval to construct a condominium tower on a portion of the land that will house the $1.8 billion Palazzo project at the corner of the Strip and Spring Mountain Road
According to documents filed with Clark County, Las Vegas Sands is seeking permission to build a 632-foot tower that would allow for 849 condominiums. Each unit would include a kitchen area.
However, during the company's quarterly conference call last week, Las Vegas Sands Executive Vice President Brad Stone said the condominium tower would have 370 "ultra-luxury" units and the building would be at least "50 stories."
Stone said the condominium tower would be constructed atop the building that will house Barney's, a New York-based high-end men's and women's apparel store that is part of the Palazzo's retail development.
The 3,000-room Palazzo, combined with The Venetian next door, gives Las Vegas Sands more than 7,000 hotel rooms and more than 800,000 square feet of retail space on 63 acres. The Palazzo is scheduled to open next year.
The condominium tower, Stone said, could mean increased visitation to the two casinos.
"We certainly believe this is a premier piece of real estate," Stone said on the conference call. "Now we're talking about how to possibly brand that premier piece of real estate. It provides an opportunity for us to utilize (air) rights that we have and maximize the value. It also is obviously accretive to the visitation to the properties."
Las Vegas Sands officials did not want to comment on the project Monday, saying they wanted to address the matter initially with Clark County commissioners.
Stone, however, told analysts the potential residential project could house some of the Strip's most expensive condominium units.
"It's our belief, and people we've talked to that are involved in this business, that these units, with its location right on the Las Vegas Strip, tied into The Venetian-Palazzo complex, with our various amenities, such as Canyon Ranch, our restaurants, our shopping centers, etc., could yield a very high sale per square foot in terms of those condominium products," Stone said.
If the company gets the go-ahead, Las Vegas Sands would join MGM Mirage in the high-rise residential market. MGM Mirage is selling the Signature towers adjacent to the MGM Grand and plans to develop 2,900 high-rise residential units as part of the $7 billion Project CityCenter.
Deutsche Bank gaming analyst Bill Lerner said Monday the planned Las Vegas Sands project can't be viewed as part of a potentially oversaturated Las Vegas high-rise residential market. The location, he said, as part of the Venetian-Palazzo complex and across from Wynn Las Vegas and the under-construction Encore, is a premier address.
"This is geographically well-placed and will be well-branded," Lerner said. "It's a much smaller footprint than CityCenter. From my perspective, it's a way for the Las Vegas Sands to monetize their assets, and in this instance, the air rights above Barney's."
Lerner said the potential sales for a Las Vegas Sands residential project could have the same success as the sold-out Trump International, currently being built behind the New Frontier.
"For Las Vegas Sands, this is another way to buy down development costs and improve returns," Lerner said. "I'm sure their peers will follow."
Also on Wednesday, Las Vegas Sands will ask commissioners for permission to reduce the number of parking spaces the condominium tower would require by 12 percent, from 547 spaces to 481 spaces.
In an agreement last year with Clark County, Las Vegas Sands planned to build 11,795 parking spaces for use by The Venetian and Palazzo customers. In its filing with the county, the company said it would now provide a total of 12,448 total parking spaces, an almost 28 percent reduction from the 17,235 spaces that the code says the property should have.
www.greatlasvegascondos.com/las_vegas_sands.htm
By HOWARD STUTZ
GAMING WIRE
Las Vegas Sands Corp. is the latest player in the Strip's growing high-rise condominium market.
The casino operator will ask the Clark County Commission Wednesday for approval to construct a condominium tower on a portion of the land that will house the $1.8 billion Palazzo project at the corner of the Strip and Spring Mountain Road
According to documents filed with Clark County, Las Vegas Sands is seeking permission to build a 632-foot tower that would allow for 849 condominiums. Each unit would include a kitchen area.
However, during the company's quarterly conference call last week, Las Vegas Sands Executive Vice President Brad Stone said the condominium tower would have 370 "ultra-luxury" units and the building would be at least "50 stories."
Stone said the condominium tower would be constructed atop the building that will house Barney's, a New York-based high-end men's and women's apparel store that is part of the Palazzo's retail development.
The 3,000-room Palazzo, combined with The Venetian next door, gives Las Vegas Sands more than 7,000 hotel rooms and more than 800,000 square feet of retail space on 63 acres. The Palazzo is scheduled to open next year.
The condominium tower, Stone said, could mean increased visitation to the two casinos.
"We certainly believe this is a premier piece of real estate," Stone said on the conference call. "Now we're talking about how to possibly brand that premier piece of real estate. It provides an opportunity for us to utilize (air) rights that we have and maximize the value. It also is obviously accretive to the visitation to the properties."
Las Vegas Sands officials did not want to comment on the project Monday, saying they wanted to address the matter initially with Clark County commissioners.
Stone, however, told analysts the potential residential project could house some of the Strip's most expensive condominium units.
"It's our belief, and people we've talked to that are involved in this business, that these units, with its location right on the Las Vegas Strip, tied into The Venetian-Palazzo complex, with our various amenities, such as Canyon Ranch, our restaurants, our shopping centers, etc., could yield a very high sale per square foot in terms of those condominium products," Stone said.
If the company gets the go-ahead, Las Vegas Sands would join MGM Mirage in the high-rise residential market. MGM Mirage is selling the Signature towers adjacent to the MGM Grand and plans to develop 2,900 high-rise residential units as part of the $7 billion Project CityCenter.
Deutsche Bank gaming analyst Bill Lerner said Monday the planned Las Vegas Sands project can't be viewed as part of a potentially oversaturated Las Vegas high-rise residential market. The location, he said, as part of the Venetian-Palazzo complex and across from Wynn Las Vegas and the under-construction Encore, is a premier address.
"This is geographically well-placed and will be well-branded," Lerner said. "It's a much smaller footprint than CityCenter. From my perspective, it's a way for the Las Vegas Sands to monetize their assets, and in this instance, the air rights above Barney's."
Lerner said the potential sales for a Las Vegas Sands residential project could have the same success as the sold-out Trump International, currently being built behind the New Frontier.
"For Las Vegas Sands, this is another way to buy down development costs and improve returns," Lerner said. "I'm sure their peers will follow."
Also on Wednesday, Las Vegas Sands will ask commissioners for permission to reduce the number of parking spaces the condominium tower would require by 12 percent, from 547 spaces to 481 spaces.
In an agreement last year with Clark County, Las Vegas Sands planned to build 11,795 parking spaces for use by The Venetian and Palazzo customers. In its filing with the county, the company said it would now provide a total of 12,448 total parking spaces, an almost 28 percent reduction from the 17,235 spaces that the code says the property should have.
www.greatlasvegascondos.com/las_vegas_sands.htm
Ich gehe davon aus, daß Sheldon am kommenden
Donnerstag die Katze aus dem Sack läßt !!!
*** CONDOS ***
Donnerstag die Katze aus dem Sack läßt !!!
*** CONDOS ***
Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)
$51.08 (+3.42%)
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$51.08 (+3.42%)
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Auch nachbörslich zeigt die Aktie keine Schwäche !
*** STRONG BUY ***
*** STRONG BUY ***
die Stärke von LAS VEGAS SANDS mit $ 51,09 = plus 3,4 %.
Der heutige Tag hat doch wieder gezeigt, dass die Unsicherheit
an den Börsen noch nicht überstanden war.
@ Rico: Donnerstag ist in USA Thanksgiving - keine Börse, aber
was meinst Du mit " Sheldon lässt die Katze aus dem Sack "und = CONDOS =
Ich zweifle nicht an $ 75 - höchstens als Ziel zum Jahresende, und danach
weiter in Richtung $ 140 - 150, immer keine Weltkrise oder Wirtschafts-
rückgang in USA vorausgesetzt.
Allen eine gute Nacht und ===========STRONG BUY===========
Der heutige Tag hat doch wieder gezeigt, dass die Unsicherheit
an den Börsen noch nicht überstanden war.
@ Rico: Donnerstag ist in USA Thanksgiving - keine Börse, aber
was meinst Du mit " Sheldon lässt die Katze aus dem Sack "und = CONDOS =
Ich zweifle nicht an $ 75 - höchstens als Ziel zum Jahresende, und danach
weiter in Richtung $ 140 - 150, immer keine Weltkrise oder Wirtschafts-
rückgang in USA vorausgesetzt.
Allen eine gute Nacht und ===========STRONG BUY===========
mist wieder nicht geschafft mal als erster zu posten, dafür habe ich doch extra den Stau umfahren und bin, danke Baustelle, in einen anderen, noch längeren Stau geraten.
Schit November, jedes Jahr dasselbe...
Einen sonnigen und erfolgreichen Tag wünscht
Guido
Wenn ihr die Sonne am Himmel nicht seht, müßt ihr die Sonne aus euren Herzen rauslassen und schnell wirds hell
In diesem Sinne, frohes Schaffen
Schit November, jedes Jahr dasselbe...
Einen sonnigen und erfolgreichen Tag wünscht
Guido
Wenn ihr die Sonne am Himmel nicht seht, müßt ihr die Sonne aus euren Herzen rauslassen und schnell wirds hell
In diesem Sinne, frohes Schaffen
Hier ist nun wirklich der Winter eingekehrt mit Schnee und Minustemperaturen.
Nach den Vorhersagen für die nächsten Tage wird wohl der Wnter nachhaltig
bleiben und das ist für mich wie Sonne im Herzen.
Nach den Vorhersagen für die nächsten Tage wird wohl der Wnter nachhaltig
bleiben und das ist für mich wie Sonne im Herzen.
Sands China betreibt in Macau nicht nur Casinos.
U.a. gehört Sands China in Macau auch das
Four Seasons Apartment Hotel Tower.
Leider kann Sheldon Adelson diese Condos nicht
verkaufen, weil sich die Regierung dagegen sperrt.
Ich rechne damit, daß Sheldon Adelson am Donnerstag
verkünden wird, daß die Regierung in Macau den
Verkauf der Condos genehmigt hat.
Nachf. ein Artikel dazu.
www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/...ans-Four-Seasons-sale.html
U.a. gehört Sands China in Macau auch das
Four Seasons Apartment Hotel Tower.
Leider kann Sheldon Adelson diese Condos nicht
verkaufen, weil sich die Regierung dagegen sperrt.
Ich rechne damit, daß Sheldon Adelson am Donnerstag
verkünden wird, daß die Regierung in Macau den
Verkauf der Condos genehmigt hat.
Nachf. ein Artikel dazu.
www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/...ans-Four-Seasons-sale.html
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