Veer Towers Condos for Sale

Veer Towers is a residential condominium building, and CityCenter residential rules have historically restricted nightly/short-term rentals (longer minimum lease terms typically apply). Rental and lease rules change and are enforced by the HOA — confirm the current policy with the association and your NREG agent before buying as an investment.

Each of the two towers rises 37 stories, so higher floors command Strip, CityCenter, and mountain views, while the leaning geometry gives many units unobstructed sightlines. East-facing residences generally capture the most direct Strip views. The live listings below note the floor and exposure where the MLS provides it.

HOA dues at Veer Towers run roughly $536 to $1,898 per month depending on unit size, and they cover building amenities, security, valet, water/sewer, and reserves. Because dues are reassessed periodically, that range is approximate — we pull the exact current figure on the specific unit you’re considering before you offer. Call (702) 637-1759 and we’ll get it from the association the same day.

Veer’s appeal is its location (the only condos inside CityCenter), its recognizable architecture, and walkability to the center of the Strip — factors that support resale demand. Whether a specific unit pencils depends on price, HOA, and rental rules; the live sold activity below is the best read on real market values.

Veer sits in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip at CityCenter, so the Strip is at your doorstep, and Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 10-minute drive south — one of the most central locations of any residential tower in the valley.

Each tower has a rooftop pool deck, fitness center, concierge, and around-the-clock secured access. As a residential (non-hotel) building, those amenities are for owners and their guests rather than a hotel pool scene — and CityCenter’s Shops at Crystals, Aria, and Strip dining are a short walk away.

Veer Towers uses valet and secured underground parking for all residents — there is no self-park option in the residential structure. Vehicles stay covered and protected from the desert sun, and the underground entrance routes residents away from Strip foot traffic. Most units come with assigned parking; ask us to confirm the allocation on the specific unit you’re considering.

High-rise condos like Veer can require a building-approved or non-warrantable-condo lender, since financing hinges on the HOA’s owner-occupancy ratio, reserves, and any litigation history. Plan for a larger down payment on some loan products. We connect Veer buyers with lenders who already know the building’s approval status so financing doesn’t stall the deal.

Yes — Veer Towers is LEED Gold certified, one of the few purely residential LEED-certified buildings on the Las Vegas Strip. Energy-efficient glazing, water-conserving fixtures, and its mixed-use CityCenter integration all contribute. For buyers prioritizing sustainability or long-term operating costs, that is a meaningful differentiator from older Strip towers.

Veer Towers is pet-friendly with size and breed restrictions set by the HOA — most units allow up to two pets with a weight cap, and the building has rooftop and ground-level common areas. Pet rules change, so confirm the current pet addendum with the association before you offer, and we’ll pull it for you on request.