Park Towers Condos
Park Towers is a guard-gated, low-density luxury condominium community of just 84 residences near the Hughes Center, prized for privacy and larger floor plans.
Condos for sale in Park Towers
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Park Towers at a glance
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| Where | Hughes Center area, near the Strip |
|---|---|
| Floors | 20 stories (two towers) |
| Residences | 84 |
| Completed | 2001 |
About Park Towers
Park Towers is a guard-gated, low-density luxury condominium community of just 84 residences near the Hughes Center, prized for privacy and larger floor plans.
Floor plans, views, parking and HOA dues vary a lot by unit and floor in any high-rise — we get the specifics for the exact residence you are considering.
What people ask us
How many units are in Park Towers?
Park Towers has 84 residences. It was completed in 2001.
Where is Park Towers?
Hughes Center area, near the Strip. Ask us about parking, HOA dues and views for a specific unit — those vary floor to floor.
How do I see condos for sale in Park Towers?
Open the live search below, or call or text Nate at (702) 213-5555. High-rise inventory moves fast and HOA dues vary by unit, so we pull the current picture before you tour.
Do high-rise condos have high HOA dues?
High-rise HOA dues are generally higher than a single-family home because they cover the building, amenities, security and often utilities. We get the exact figure for any unit before you make an offer.
About this building
Building facts from Wikipedia: List of condominiums in Las Vegas (read 23 Oct 2026). Figures can change or be reported differently elsewhere; confirm details for any specific unit with us.
Talk to Nate directly
No call center and no hand-off to a junior agent. You get Nate Smith, a Henderson-based broker-salesperson with eXp Realty, by phone or text.
Nate Smith, Nevada broker-salesperson, license BS.0144709, with eXp Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Photos: Sharon Hahn Darlin on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).