In North Las Vegas, this brand new master planned community has a mission to deliver 16,000 new homes in a desert environment, surrounded by some of the most scenic mountain views in the entire Las Vegas valley.

On January 3rd groundbreaking on the Park Highlands Community took place. The 2,675 acre development, will celebrate its grand opening this fall, will be the largest master planned community in the valley’s north.

Following in the footsteps of the Southern Highlands master planned community, Park Highlands will be distinguished by decorative streetscapes, meandering sidewalks, decorative medians, neighborhood shops and expansive green areas. There will be no golf course but, there will be a record number of parks and recreational areas totaling some 425 acres. There will also be a 40 acre regional sports park and 9 neighborhood parks, including baseball fields, football fields, soccer fields and volleyball.

Builders are being kept to a small contingent selected by the quality of their work. American West Homes, Astoria Homes, D.R. Horton and Standard Pacific Homes are expected to be on the list of selected builders.

This development will be a huge economic boost to the City of North Las Vegas. An investment of $1 billion brought into the community means growth, that means jobs, that means economic opportunity.

Park Highlands expects to receive its first residents in 2008. The community will open 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 police substation, 1 fire station, a post office and a public library.

Park Highlands is located 20 minutes north of the Las Vegas strip near Aliante Parkway and Interstate 215.

In North Las Vegas, this brand new master planned community has a mission to deliver 16,000 new homes in a desert environment, surrounded by some of the most scenic mountain views in the entire Las Vegas valley.

On January 3rd groundbreaking on the Park Highlands Community took place. The 2,675 acre development, will celebrate its grand opening this fall, will be the largest master planned community in the valley’s north.

Following in the footsteps of the Southern Highlands master planned community, Park Highlands will be distinguished by decorative streetscapes, meandering sidewalks, decorative medians, neighborhood shops and expansive green areas. There will be no golf course but, there will be a record number of parks and recreational areas totaling some 425 acres. There will also be a 40 acre regional sports park and 9 neighborhood parks, including baseball fields, football fields, soccer fields and volleyball.

Builders are being kept to a small contingent selected by the quality of their work. American West Homes, Astoria Homes, D.R. Horton and Standard Pacific Homes are expected to be on the list of selected builders.

This development will be a huge economic boost to the City of North Las Vegas. An investment of $1 billion brought into the community means growth, that means jobs, that means economic opportunity.

Park Highlands expects to receive its first residents in 2008. The community will open 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 1 police substation, 1 fire station, a post office and a public library.

Park Highlands is located 20 minutes north of the Las Vegas strip near Aliante Parkway and Interstate 215.

Featured in a gated community in Henderson, NV the Fairbrook community offers many different plans tailored to a families needs. From a single story 2,248 square foot plan to a three story 3,552 square foot plan, this community offers many different styles and looks. The builder, Pardee, gives home buyers many options that may include, formal living/dining, bonus rooms, dual walk in closets, master bedroom retreats, book loft, or a workshop. Exterior elevations are of Spanish, Tuscan and a Traditional design. Pardee has been building in the Henderson area for many years, including the communities of Seven Hills, Green Valley, Green Valley Ranch and MacDonald Highlands.