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<br /> <br />:fl.O\~ <br /> <br />I'~,." <br /> <br />, <br />"'~ <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />'!i <br />.>'ri!~ <br /> <br />~' <br /> <br />, 11" <br />. ", ~ <br />'t/f*J !,. <br />. <;; ;- ;;?'..'\ ' <br />~ . ',fi"' 1:.1',4'"" ." .. <br />"'.~ ",,~'," ,,a.-~~~ ~~~~,~tr '~.. <br />1, il ,," >!l' ~ ~, ,~ <br />~ml>" ~~. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />ANTLERS AT VAIL NEARING COMPLETION AS NEW CONDOMINIUM ADDITION TO RESORT TOWN <br />This 72.unit complex will odd more Ihon 300 beds in Vail LionsHeod area for the coming ski season_ <br /> <br />??? ??? '0''0'0 <br /> <br />Building Has Vail Ready <br /> <br />s,.. WILLARD JI.<\SH8lJSH <br />DeDVf'rPost Cuslnrss Editor <br />VAIL, <A:lIo.-A rtcord total oC $"..6 <br />million was spent this summer adding <br />more accommodations to Ihe interna. <br />Uonally Camed resort town of Vail ror the <br />1972--i3 ski season which officials of Vail <br />Associales, Inc., said Saturday "will slart <br />with this faU's first major snowstorm." <br />With the summer construction season <br />ended and "Think Snow" U1e resort's cur. <br /> <br />rent slogan. overnight acrommodations <br />for 9.000 persons are ready for the (all <br />and winter season. <br />That's an increase of 3,000 in the <br />number of overnight guests Vail can han- <br />dle, up SO per cent from last season. <br />New buildings range from luxury con- <br />dominiums by the score to only six new <br />single-family residences. <br />The minimal numbl'r of singh~-family <br />homes versus thf> 3.000 JK'W o"l'rnight ac- <br />commodations underscores the trend to <br />multi-family living in Cowrado"s high <br />country resort area, said Robert Parker. <br />\'ice president, marketing for Vail As. <br />sociates, Inc. <br />Rnhert Nutt, vice preSIdent-real estate <br />for Vail Associates, said the bulk of the <br />investment money spent last summer was <br />concentrated in the LionsHead area im- <br />mediately west of \"ail Village. The total <br />there was $13.9 million, ;o.;ott said, and the <br />nwney went for new guest space, retail <br />space and restaurants. <br />In addition. $5.7 million was spent in <br />new construction in Vail Village, Nott <br />said. and other de\'elopment-mcJuding <br />two double-chair lifts in the LionsHead <br />area-amounled to $6.5 million. <br />Condominium projects already complet. <br />ed or under rooC ror opt'ning DO later than <br />Christmas week accounted for a major <br />share of the huge investment last sum. <br /> <br />~6' <br />;p <br />o <br /> <br />mer, according to Nott and Parker. <br />A lotal of 250 new condominium un <br />valued at $6.5 million will be open for tl <br />coming ski season. <br />In additiOll, 31 retail spaces of val)~ <br />sizes have been provided by five conslr\l <br />lion projeets. <br />A total of 174 lodge units are beil <br />added to the Vail area at a cost of $3 <br />million. Providing similar Sl'rvices, <br />combination condominium-hotel units a <br />nearing completion at a cost of $1 milliOl <br />Construction of 55 condominium-tow <br />house units accoonted for an outlay <br />$230.000. <br />Construction of the pair or new doub <br />chaitlift:; at Llon.s1Iead 011 a path parall <br />to the gondola was carried out bv Vail A <br />sociates with conCern for the environmer <br />Parker said. <br />Helicopters were used for all phaSl'5 <br />heavy construction on the mountain. Tt! <br />work was cone by Vail's year-roul <br />mountain crews to maintain quality al <br />ecological balance on new and existil <br />runs. The crews also handled maj. <br /> <br />- <br />