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Originally Posted by HMiller
I'm wondering how are they doing in terms of keeping the schools from getting too crowded and how are they going to deal with the infrastructure needs with such incredible growth. What about services like police, fire, hospitals, etc.
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I came back to Missouri in October, but I have to admit Las Vegas really has their act together on services.
It is as though pre-planning is the rule of thumb. The services are literally available in both the public and private sector before the need arises.
I suppose the predominance of the tourist industry has a lot to do with the “Service” mentality.
The water needs have been projected and planned for two decades into the future. Although it is not necessary for all of the current water conservation measures that are in place, they ensure an abundance of water for the future.
In spite of the mass expansion of the Las Vegas metro area, you can not drive too many blocks without seeing a park or a school.
Often schools will go up BEFORE a new development completes its first phase.
The only problem I see is the highway congestion in the North West and that was being dealt with when we left in October with a round the clock 365 day a year construction project.
As far as the city planners go, you would swear the General Tommy Franks was running the show IMHO.
~VegasMack
Vegas Property Values. The Question is How Much.
I think you will see the market start to taper off in the next couple of years as rates continue to climb! Like it did in San Diego...We where having the same thing here a year ago!
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