The market I am most familiar with is Phoenix, AZ, but Las Vegas and many Florida cities fall into the same category.

I am now looking at the Las Vegas market which is not too far from my area and hope to get a deal that makes sense in the Vegas market.I wish you a good Christmas evening,David  

Casinos maybe not haha

The Genting Project is yet to commence as it needs its casino licence to be issued.

Kody,Some of my picks for 2017:- Orlando, FL- Tampa, FL- Jacksonville, FL- Provo, UT- San Antonio, TX- Sacramento, CA- Las Vegas, NV- Waco, TXUltimately, just like everything in real estate investing, it will depend on what you are looking for and what your goals are.

Well, I did see couple in Las Vegas after the fact, and to be honest with you, it really didn't make any difference.

1) Get a premium subscription for Retail Lease Trac (http://www.retailleasetrac.com) and contact tenants and/or their tenant rep brokers seeking similar space in your market directly.2) Join the International Council of Shopping Centers (http://icsc.org) and pitch the deal to prospective tenants/their tenant rep brokers at their conventions, especially RECON, which is their primary convention held every May in Vegas.

@Kelly Conrad I knew someone once who was thinking about divorcing his wife (who he loves) so he could rent/buy a condo in Las Vegas, establish his legal residency there, have the wife and kids stay here in California so they could go to school, and not have to pay state income taxes in California.  

For example, what about Vegas or Phoenix? 

I am looking in Vegas and was told it is always 30% down.