LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Coldwell Banker Premier Realty is proud to showcase the exceptional sales team behind the success of Cello Tower, the residential high-rise anchoring Origin at Symphony Park. With over $115 million in sales, construction on this transformative development is set to begin this spring with completion anticipated in 2027.

At the forefront of this effort is Bob Hamrick, Chairman and CEO of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty. With decades of experience in the Southern Nevada real estate market, Hamrick's expertise in luxury and high-rise developments is unparalleled. His leadership during the $8.5 billion CityCenter project, where he spearheaded the sales of 2,700 high-rise residences as Broker and Senior Vice President, exemplifies his ability to bring ambitious projects to life.

"This is a full-circle moment for us," said Hamrick. "Patrick Brennan, developer of Cello Tower, was also a key member of the CityCenter sales team, which is why he reached out to me when he first decided to develop Origin and Cello Tower. Having worked together on one of the most elaborate projects in Las Vegas, we share a mutual understanding of what it takes to create iconic developments that redefine urban living."

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Supporting this vision and leading the sales effort is Brian Krueger, Senior Consultant of Strategic Services, whose extensive background includes leadership in numerous mid and high-rise projects in multiple markets, and strategic contributions to CityCenter. Krueger's passion, keen market insight, and tenacity has been instrumental in shaping the success of Cello Tower.

"Las Vegas is rising as a top global real estate, entertainment, and sports market. Cello Tower will anchor Origin at Symphony Park, the city's first-of-its-kind walkable/pedestrian-friendly urban destination," said Krueger. "Our team's unmatched experience ensures we deliver an exceptional experience and create passionate buyers in the process."

Adding further depth to the team is Jennifer Holba, Sales Experience Manager. Known for her authentic demeanor and infectious enthusiasm, Holba has quickly become the "secret sauce" behind the team's success. With 25 years of high-rise luxury experience, including contributing to the vertical growth of Downtown San Diego while working out of the renowned Gaslamp District, she brings an unwavering dedication to showcasing this exceptional product and fostering lasting client relationships.

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"Cello Tower redefines what it means to live in the heart of Las Vegas," Holba shared. "It's a privilege to be part of a team bringing this exceptional vision to life."

Tiffany R. Jones, Sales Experience Associate, completes the team with her extensive background in new home sales and luxury real estate. As an original sales team member at CityCenter, she invested over six years specializing in the sale of luxury high-rise residential.

To learn more or schedule a private appointment, visit https://cellotowerresidences.com/ or call 702.463.8983.