Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities are included at The Ogden?
The Ogden offers premium high-rise amenities including a rooftop swimming pool and hot tub, a Sky Deck with 360-degree city views, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a social lounge, 24-hour concierge services, and on-site pet park.
Are short-term rentals allowed at The Ogden?
No, The Ogden does not permit short-term or vacation rentals such as Airbnb. The community maintains a minimum lease term requirement, typically six months or one year, to ensure a stable and residential atmosphere for all occupants.
What is near The Ogden in Downtown Las Vegas?
Residents are steps away from the Fremont East District, featuring local favorites like PublicUs and Container Park. The building is centrally located near the Smith Center for Performing Arts, the Arts District, and numerous gourmet dining options.
Community Details
| Elementary School: | Howard Hollingsworth Elementary School | HOA: | No |
| Middle School: | John C. Fremont Middle School | Guard Gated: | No |
| High School: | Rancho High School | Golf Community: | No |
| Jurisdiction: | City of Las Vegas | Luxury: | No |
| Primary ZIP: | 89129 | Equestrian: | No |
| Median Price: | $525,000 | Large Lots: | No |
| Region: | summerlin | Historic: | No |
| Master Plan: | Walk Score: | 94 |
Description
The Ogden: The Pinnacle of Modern High-Rise Living in Downtown Las Vegas
In the landscape of Las Vegas real estate, few addresses carry the same cultural and architectural weight as **The Ogden**. While the ZIP code 89129 typically defines the suburban, mountain-proximate neighborhoods of the Northwest (near Lone Mountain and Ann Road), the “Ogden Condos” specifically refer to the premier luxury high-rise located at **150 North Las Vegas Boulevard** in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas (ZIP code 89101). As the only residential tower of its kind in the immediate Downtown core, The Ogden serves as the anchor for the city’s urban revitalization, offering a lifestyle that contrasts sharply with the traditional subdivisions of the valley.
A Landmark Location: At the Intersection of Heritage and Innovation
The Ogden is situated at the vibrant corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Ogden Avenue. Its location is the definition of “walkable urbanism,” a rarity in Southern Nevada. Residents are less than two blocks from the **Fremont Street Experience** and the **Fremont East Entertainment District**, placing them within steps of the city’s most celebrated local dining, craft breweries, and the Container Park.
Geographically, the tower is perfectly positioned for professionals and urbanites. It offers immediate access to the **US-95** and **I-15** interchange, making a commute to the Las Vegas Strip or the High Court district a matter of minutes. Unlike the sprawling master-planned communities of Summerlin or Centennial Hills, life at The Ogden is defined by its proximity to the **Arts District** and the **Smith Center for the Performing Arts**, providing an “Old Vegas” soul with a “New Vegas” finish.
From Streamline Tower to Urban Icon
Construction on the tower began in the mid-2000s, originally opening in 2008 as the **Streamline Tower**. The project was the vision of developer Patrick McCourt, designed to bring a sophisticated, Manhattan-style residential experience to a then-industrializing Downtown. However, the timing coincided with the Great Recession, and the building primarily served as a luxury rental property for several years.
In 2014, the building underwent a massive transformation. Acquired by **KRE Capital** and **DK Las Vegas**, it was rebranded as **The Ogden**. The new owners invested millions in refreshing the common areas, upgrading the rooftop amenities, and modernizing the units to meet the standards of luxury buyers. Its history is famously intertwined with the late Tony Hsieh and the **Downtown Project**; Hsieh famously lived in the building and leased dozens of units for Zappos employees and visiting entrepreneurs, cementing The Ogden’s reputation as the “nerd cave” and innovation hub of the valley.
Sophisticated Residences and Contemporary Product
The Ogden stands 21 stories tall and houses 275 units, ranging from intimate one-bedroom lofts to expansive three-bedroom penthouses. The architectural style is distinctly Art Deco-modern, featuring a stark white facade with bold geometric lines.
* **Housing Product:** Floor plans range from approximately 815 square feet to over 2,000 square feet.
* **Interior Features:** Every unit is characterized by floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies (with “Strip-facing” or “Mountain-facing” views), and high-end finishes including granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and Nest smart thermostats.
* **HOA Fees:** Given the high-rise nature, HOA fees typically range from $400 to over $1,000 per month, covering 24-hour security, concierge services, and the extensive amenity suite.
The Ultimate Urban Lifestyle
The amenity package at The Ogden is designed to mirror a boutique hotel experience. The **16th-floor Sky Deck** is the building’s crown jewel, featuring a rooftop pool, hot tub, and fire pits that offer panoramic views of the entire Las Vegas Valley—from the neon glow of the Strip to the rugged silhouettes of Red Rock Canyon.
Other amenities include:
* **The 15th-Floor Fitness Center:** A state-of-the-art facility with cardio and strength equipment overlooking the city.
* **Social Lounge:** A dedicated space for residents to host events or work remotely.
* **Dog Park:** A private, on-site dog run, making the building highly pet-friendly.
* **Ground Floor Retail:** The base of the building is home to local favorites like **Rachel’s Kitchen** and **Flock & Fowl**, providing “elevator-to-table” dining.
Market Trends and Residents
The Ogden attracts a diverse demographic of residents, including young professionals working in the nearby legal and tech sectors, empty-nesters seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle, and second-home owners who want to be in the “real” Las Vegas.
While original units in the mid-2010s were positioned as a value alternative to the Strip’s high-rises, The Ogden has seen significant appreciation. Current resales typically range from the **mid-$300,000s** for one-bedroom units to over **$1 million** for top-floor penthouses. Buyers are drawn here not just for the real estate, but for the community culture; the building’s lifestyle director frequently organizes “The Ogden Mixers” and brunch events, fostering a tight-knit community feel that is rare in high-rise living.
Schools and Local Amenities
While many residents are professionals, the area is served by the Clark County School District, including **Howard Hollingsworth Elementary** and the historic **Rancho High School**. For retail, residents are minutes away from the **North Premium Outlets** and the **Smith’s Food and Drug** on Maryland Parkway, though the community primarily utilizes the bespoke boutiques and specialized markets found within the Arts District.
What Makes The Ogden Different?
What distinguishes The Ogden from every other community in Las Vegas is its **authenticity**. It is not a gated enclave designed to keep the world out; it is a gateway that puts its residents directly into the city’s heartbeat. It remains the only high-rise in the valley where you can walk out your front door and be at a world-class jazz club, a James Beard-nominated restaurant, or a historic neon museum within five minutes. In a city of suburban sprawl, The Ogden represents the pinnacle of Las Vegas’s urban evolution.
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