Standard Residential condo  Often built in the residential hub, these are regular low rise condo units of one to three stories high. They offer no onsite leasing (although some do), you find your own renter or through hiring a property management company (if permitted by the HOA).  The HOA fee is higher than your usual single family residence as Homeowner's Insurance (structural) is covered in your dues.  Remember that this does not include coverage for your personal belongings such as furnishings and fixtures.  

Las Vegas Mid Rise Condos  Mid-rise condominium adapts an urban styled living. They are designed as luxurious residential style living alongside office and retail space. These are also known as multi use projects. The residential living typically features resort style ambience, offering sand beaches, lush landscaping, restaurants, shopping, state of the art fitness and business centers and more. They are modestly priced yet offer luxurious amenities you will find in High Rise condominiums.

Residential high rise condominiums  is sophisticated urban living, targeted for young professionals who prefer to live with all the amenities of a luxury hotel yet strategically located right at the heart of the city; the Strip.
These complex are over 12 stories with steel construction. Therefore cost more per square foot than the mid rise condos. Being Vertical and their strategic locations, each unit is also priced according to its views and height of floors. For example, a unit with a strip view would cost more than one that doesn’t even if they are of same square footage and floor. 

Las Vegas Condotel (Condo Hotel) cater to investors looking to invest in a piece of Las Vegas. They are strategically located on the strip or along the strip corridor, they offer owners the convenience of onsite leasing services run by professional hoteliers. These units can be leased 365 days a year or part of the year depending on the owner’s preference. As these are built as “hotels” they offer amenities and services of their competitor hotels, including casinos and maid services. These units also come fully furnished from furnishings to silverwares for those units equipped with kitchenettes. Most of these units also come with a locked owners closet for owner’s personal belongings.  If you participate in the leasing program, your unit will be placed in the rental pool and the hotel will split the income from your unit with you. The hotel will "turnover" the units through its housekeeping services as well any repairs. This is what you pay your split for aside from getting your unit rented. The split can range from 50/50 to 60/40 depending on the project. Regardless if you participate in their rental program or not, you are responsible for  homeowners’ association dues. This fee varies by the size/square footage of your unit.