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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) December 11, 2014

Award-winning homebuilder and developer, Minto Communities announces the final phase of construction at Villas by the Sea. This new phase will feature two new buildings, Oceanfront North and Oceanside North with brand new designs offering open floorplans, 2 - 3 bedrooms, 2 - 3 baths and optional studies. Gourmet island kitchens, master suites, balconies and spacious living areas offer breathtaking ocean views. New condominium residence pricing starts from the high $500s to over $1 million. Just 15 Oceanfront homes and 36 Oceanside homes are available in this final phase at Villas By The Sea.

Residents enjoy spectacular resort amenities including a beautifully designed 2-story oceanfront clubhouse, The Sea Club, which is the focal point of recreation and leisure reserved for new and current residents and includes state-of-the-art fitness center, social room, and oceanfront resort-style pool complete with private cabanas and spa overlooking a 600-foot expanse of sandy beaches and the Atlantic Ocean.

Villas by the Sea is located in Lauderdale-By-The Sea, just north of Ft. Lauderdale on Floridas Gold Coast, 10 miles north of Fort Lauderdale International Airport and 30 miles north of Miami International Airport. The convenient location near I-95 and Florida Turnpike provides residents with immediate access to shopping, fine dining, the design district of Las Olas and numerous entertainment options.

The Villas by the Sea sales center is located at 236 East Commercial Blvd., Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Florida 33308. The new Sales Center is 3 miles east of I-95 in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea. Sales center hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. For complete information on Minto Communities, please visit http://www.mintofla.com or call (888) 268-9019.

About Minto Communities Founded in 1955, Minto is a family-owned business that has grown into one of North Americas leading builders, with more than 70,000 homes built, including 20,000 in Florida. The company has been building in South Florida for over 35 years. Minto creates a wide array of award-winning new homes and resort-style master-planned communities to meet every lifestyle. The company has earned national awards and recognition that include number one ranking by Eliant Homebuyer Choice Awards for percent of sales from referrals, among others. Information about Minto Florida properties is available at http://www.mintofla.com.

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The Domain apartment complex has quartz countertops, a digital fireplace in the lobby that emits heat, free yoga classes and massages and 50-inch flat-screen TVs in each unit.

The Somerset Hills complex will have a sand volleyball court and dog park. A poolside cabana dubbed the Cave will have flat-screen TVs and Xbox gaming systems.

Elysian at the District will have an outdoor movie theater, a pet spa, billiards and arcade room, tanning salon, massage and facial room and, in the units, stainless steel appliances and built-in speakers.

These rental properties, designed to feel like boutique resorts, arent cheap to live in, and they arent in flashy Miami, Los Angeles or San Francisco: Theyre in the Las Vegas suburbs.

Despite the still-sluggish economy, investors are building a burst of higher-end rental complexes with larger units, lots of amenities and much higher prices.

They include the Lennox, which is scheduled to open next week. Its units range from about 850 to 1,800 square feet and cost $1,300 to $2,800 per month. The Gramercy, formerly called ManhattanWest, is scheduled to open Jan. 15 and has apartments ranging from 530 to almost 2,100 square feet. Rents will be from $950 to $3,500 per month.

Domains monthly rents are between $895 and $1,445. Elysian, opening in mid-January, will likely charge up to $2,500 per month hopefully higher, developer Eric Cohen said this summer. Vantage, in Henderson, is charging more than $4,000 a month for its largest units.

By comparison, the average asking rent for a Southern Nevada apartment is $866 a month, according to Colliers International.

High-end rental projects would almost be assured of filling up in wealthier, more established cities. Las Vegas' properties seem off to a good start, but its unclear how many people want and can afford to live in them all, and whether too many developers are chasing a small number of customers.

No one knows, said broker Patrick Sauter, managing partner of NAI Vegas.

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Robert Murray is pumped -- as though coal-fired steam might be coursing through his veins. Striding purposefully, he ascends a lectern in a conference room at Pittsburghs Wyndham Grand Downtown hotel toting a cardboard box with hundreds of copies of his keynote speech to give out later lest anyone miss a word.

It turns out to be a corporate version of a hellfire-and-damnation sermon for the 250 U.S. coal executives assembled at the Platts Coal Marketing Days conference. Satan and his minions arent in the room but Murray knows their names.

Environmental alarmists and liberal elitists, he says, his voice rising as he whips off his glasses. And worse than them all, the insane, regal administration of King Obama and Obamas Environmental Protection Agency.

Confronting Coal

Murray, 74, pauses for effect and then lowers his voice. We have the absolute destruction of the United States coal industry. It isnt coming back. Its permanent. Virtually all of it is permanent. And if you think its coming back, you dont understand the business. Or youre smoking dope.

This is vintage Murray, Americas pro-coal provocateur-in-chief, a coal miners son and a former miner himself, a man whose anti-regulation record is so unwavering that he once dismissed acid rain as a hoax, never mind climate change.

His warnings are all the more interesting when framed against what Murray, chief executive officer and owner of Murray Energy Corp., is actually doing. For all the doom and gloom, he is gorging on coal mines -- Murray Energy last fall spent $3.5 billion to acquire five of Consol Energy Inc.s West Virginia operations.

It was the biggest deal in the beleaguered coal sector in two-and-a-half years, catapulting his St. Clairsville, Ohio-based company into the countrys fifth-largest coal producer and making Murray Energy Americas largest privately held coal producer. Ever since, Murrays been on a tear, ramping up production at his newly acquired mines as he ratchets up his rhetoric in defense of his beleaguered industry and against Obamas War on Coal.

Yet if war is hell, Murray seems to smell something else in the air besides brimstone: Money. Make no mistake about it, Bob Murray has a plan. Statistics indicate that its been a terrible decade for coal. The market capitalization of the entire industry has shrunk from $78 billion in 2011 to about $25 billion today. Coal now generates 37 percent of the countrys electricity - down from over 50 percent in 2007.

Still, 37 percent represents at least a $30 billion a year industry and even as that pie shrinks, huge profits will accrue to those who stay the course. Even globally, coals lot is always more complicated than the dire prophesies of both its detractors and advocates. Consider that Germany -- with the worlds most ambitious green-energy program -- has gone back to burning copious amounts of dirty lignite to make up for the shortfall in electricity being caused by its phase-out of its nuclear power plants.

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