Resonating With The Energy Of The Urban Core.

Helmut Jahn’s design for the two residential high-rises known as Veer Towers is a masterful translation of energy and excitement into physical form: Its two 37-story glass towers shimmer day and night. With approximately 335 condo residences each, Veer soars above the rest of the city—and puts residents close to CityCenter’s retail and entertainment core. Inclined at five-degree angles— a feature celebrated by the project’s name—the towers also seem to dance with each other.

Of course, Veer isn’t about energy alone. It expresses an interplay of public and private spaces, proximity to the action and commanding views. Lobbies and public spaces have been developed by notable designer Francisco Gonzalez-Pulido to showcase impressive works of glass and metal with plenty of natural light. In the residences, the renowned team of Dianna Wong Architecture & Interior Design, Inc. has created modern spaces that impart a sense of openness. Streamlined with spa-style bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, natural textures and finishes and a color palette that features a wide variety of whites, each space is the ideal haven for regrouping in time for more.

Veer provides for people on the go. Each tower features a private valet and a fully staffed lobby to make smooth transitions. Each tower also offers a business center, recreation room and upper floor media room for films, sports and news as well as a fitness center for getting in shape for the city that awaits. Towering above it all on each rooftop, Veer features an infinity edge pool surrounded by a patio for relaxing and entertaining.

Veer takes care of the basics—and then some—with undeniable style. With its open spaces and indomitable spirit, the unspoken question it asks of visitors and guests is, “What do you want to do now?”

Choose from studios, deluxe studios, one and two bedroom residences and penthouses ranging from approximately 500 to over 3,400 square feet.

Scenes and improvements are not within the project, are proposed, artist’s renderings only and NEED NOT BE BUILT. Plans, architectural renderings, specifications and locations are subject to change without notice.