Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas topped out both towers this month with $950 million in cumulative sales, the developer announced Thursday. The North and South towers reached structural completion ahead of a mid-2026 delivery schedule, marking the fastest branded-residential absorption cycle in the Las Vegas market since MGM Residences in 2009.
The twin-tower development sits on 4.3 acres adjacent to the existing Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas. Sales velocity averaged $14.2 million per week since launch in late 2022, with units priced from $2.1 million for two-bedroom layouts to $22 million for penthouses. The South Tower delivered 63% of total revenue despite housing only 52% of inventory, indicating a 21-point price premium for Strip-facing exposure. Toronto-based Mattamy Corporation and Witkoff Group are co-developing; Clark Construction is general contractor.
The data point allocators need: Las Vegas branded residences now command $1,840 per square foot versus $1,320 for unbranded luxury towers in the same zip codes, a 39% gap that widened 11 points year-over-year. Four Seasons entered the market as Waldorf Astoria and Aman each shelved residential components at planned Vegas properties, leaving a two-year window with no competitive launches above $10 million ask. That window closes in Q3 2025 when Ritz-Carlton Residences breaks ground on Paradise Road with 200 units targeting similar buyers. The structural advantage for early movers in thin markets shows clearly: Four Seasons absorbed $950 million in 30 months while Waldorf's 2019 launch at Mandarin Oriental took 54 months to reach $430 million.
Single-family offices and development partners should track three specific follow-ons. First, Four Seasons will release pricing on the final 18 penthouses in Q2 2025, likely testing $2,600 per square foot given current absorption. Second, Witkoff will announce plans for the adjacent 2.1-acre parcel by September 2025, with early chatter pointing to a lifestyle-branded tower under Equinox or Rosewood flags. Third, Nevada gaming regulators are reviewing condo-hotel conversion rules that could unlock residential towers at Wynn and Bellagio by 2027, adding $3.2 billion in potential inventory. The Four Seasons pace sets the comp stack those pencils will reference.
Las Vegas now holds $4.1 billion in active branded-residential inventory across six projects, up from $1.8 billion in 2022. The Four Seasons towers will deliver into a market where California buyers represent 41% of contracts and international allocators just 11%, the inverse of Miami's mix. That domestic skew kept sales velocity stable through 2024's luxury slowdown while coastal gateway cities saw 30-day contracts drop 18%. The topping-out confirms what quiet allocators already knew: the next cycle's winners entered construction when others were still modeling downside cases.
The takeaway
Four Seasons hit **$950M** in Vegas residential sales at topping-out, absorbing faster than any branded tower since 2009 while competitors delayed launches.
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