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Feb. 07, 2009
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Centex Centers On Sale, Promotion Planned For Neighborhoods

Ardiente in North Las Vegas features homes with two to four bedrooms and two to three baths. Prices start in the $170,000s. The neighborhood's builder, Centex, has announced its Centexclusive Gold Key Sale at four neighborhoods throughout the Las Vegas Valley. The three-weekend event will offer customers savings and incentives on some move-in-ready homes, according to Ryan Breen, division president for Centex Homes in Las Vegas. The sale is being offered at Berkshire Estates, Stonebrook, Mesa Verde and Ardiente where homes range in price from the low $120,000s to the $280,000s. For more information, visit CentexGoldKey.com. This offer is valid on contracts that are accepted between Feb. 7 and March 31. Price reduction is based on the home's total sales price, including costs of options, upgrades and lot premiums, Breen said.

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