Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas reached structural completion on both towers in Henderson this month with 148 of 171 units under contract and $950 million in aggregate sales, three years before first occupancy. The North and South towers, developed by Witkoff and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, now stand at full height on a 25-acre site 12 minutes from the Strip.
The velocity matters because Four Seasons does not franchise—it operates. Each residence sale carries a managed-services attachment that flows through the parent company's hospitality infrastructure, not a licensing fee to a third-party developer. At 86% pre-sold before delivery, the project outpaces the 72% average for branded-residence towers at topping in North American gateway markets over the past 24 months, according to Branded Residences Intelligence data. Residences range from 1,800 to over 9,000 square feet, priced from the low $2 millions to above $20 million. The remaining 23 units include penthouses and select lower-floor inventory.
The Henderson location is deliberate. Four Seasons vacated its Strip tower in 2022 after a decade-long management contract lapsed. Witkoff acquired the Henderson land in 2019 for $33 million, betting that principals allocating to Las Vegas second homes would pay for distance from the casino core in exchange for Robert A.M. Stern's residential rigor and direct Four Seasons operations. The architecture references the brand's Surfside and Palm Beach projects—prewar proportions, limestone details, no curtain wall. The 25-acre campus includes a residents-only clubhouse, two pools, a spa, and a private dining room operated by Four Seasons staff, not contracted vendors.
The pre-sale absorption rate signals two dynamics. First, allocators treating Las Vegas as a primary or secondary residence—not a pied-à-terre—are willing to underwrite construction risk for brand continuity. Four Seasons' operational model means the same team managing the London Park Lane property oversees the Henderson clubhouse concierge. Second, the $950 million figure, achieved without public hotel rooms in the same building, suggests that branded-residence margins now rival traditional hospitality development in select markets. Witkoff is not disclosing per-square-foot pricing, but comparable Four Seasons residences in Miami and Fort Lauderdale have closed between $2,400 and $3,800 per square foot in the past 18 months.
Operators and allocators should track whether the remaining 23 units close before Q2 2025. If the final penthouses move at or above $20 million, it establishes a new ceiling for Las Vegas non-Strip residential pricing and likely accelerates competing branded-residence announcements in Henderson and Summerlin. Completion is set for Q4 2027. Four Seasons has not disclosed whether it will retain any unsold inventory for its Residence Club rental program, which pools underutilized units for short-term rental revenue managed by the brand.
The $950 million in contracts converts to closings over the next 30 months. Witkoff has not disclosed construction financing details, but the pre-sale velocity likely qualifies the project for reduced debt-service reserves and earlier equity distributions. Four Seasons operates 54 branded-residence projects globally; Henderson will be the brand's second ground-up U.S. development in a metro without an existing hotel.
The takeaway
Four Seasons hit **86%** pre-sold at topping in Henderson with **$950M** in contracts—velocity that resets branded-residence pricing benchmarks outside coastal gateway markets.
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