Next on the Las Vegas preconstruction condo horizon will be the Summit, the tallest habitable structure in Las Vegas, another project by Altomare and Di Mauro. While details are still sketchy the Summit will be a 73 story building towering over the city at 940 feet. Ivana will be centrally located on a two acre lot at the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard South and Sahara Avenue that's now occupied by the dormant Holy Cow casino/brew pub and a small, multilevel parking garage.

Plans are still being developed for the Summit, and it has not yet been finalized on whether or not its main floors will house a boutique casino. It will be sold as a condo hotel with the top 15 floors reserved for residential living. Its grandiose design calls for nine floor plans totaling 960 units capped by a nearly 15,700-square-foot penthouse that the builders hope to sell for more than $35 million. Joseph Di Mauro insists his group's proposed 940-foot residential tower will become a high-class gateway to downtown Las Vegas, likely within the next 36 months. Sales offices in Australia and Asia will play a role in marketing what he called a project of "national significance." In all it will take about 3 years to complete the Summit.