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Proposed Arrangements for a New York Casino Resort: Wynn and Related Companies Set to Undertake a $12 Billion Venture
In the competitive arena for acquiring casino licenses in New York's jurisdiction, contenders are leaning into lofty pronouncements. Notable among these is the proposal by Wynn Resorts, a renowned gaming company, in partnership with Real Estate firm Related Companies. This mega project, estimated around $11 billion, could potentially revolutionize the casino landscape.
Wynn's Expansion Into the Empire State
As NBC New York confirms, Wynn, after shedding its sports betting license to PENN, is aiming to venture into New York's stationary casino business. This ambitious project calls for a stunning investment in the Hudson Yards' skyscraper district, home to the planned redevelopment of the existing goods station nestled by the Hudson River.
Craig Billings, Wynn Resorts' CEO, is enthused about the potential of this venture, asserting the benefits for New York City:
As a prominent name in top-tier gaming resorts worldwide, Wynn will lure high-end travelers to our Hudson Yards retreat, eventually resulting in increased tax revenues for the city and thriving local spending, all without overcrowdedAKA less foot traffic compared to other resorts.
Beyond a lavish casino, this $11 billion project encompasses a Wynn New York City hotel, bars, lounges, eateries, spas, office and residential spaces, along with a 5.6-hectare park connected to the neighboring Javits Center.
Giant Casino Ventures Unveiled in New York
New York is anticipated to disburse a maximum of three stationary casino licenses. The number of applications thus far remains unfathomed, but certain proposals have garnered substantial media attention.
Steve Cohen, an American hedge fund magnate, intends to run a casino conglomerate alongside Hard Rock International within the Queens neighborhood. With an estimated budget of $8 billion, this project could soon transform this neighborhood.
Famed American rapper Jay-Z may also pursue a casino complex. Collaborating with Caesars Entertainment and SL Green, the trio plans to erect a corresponding edifice on the hallowed grounds of Times Square. The costs and specifics surrounding this venture remain undisclosed, though Jay-Z pledges £900 million annually to aid Broadway's improvement.
When Will New York Decide?
New York seems to be unaffected by haste when it comes to announcing casino licensing decisions. And while enthusiasts of online casinos await the market's opening, New York appears to be unrushing in deciding when and under what conditions the state's gambling sector might witness further liberalization.
The ambitious proposal by Wynn Resorts and Related Companies, as reported by NBC New York, involves entering New York's stationary casino business with a stunning investment in the Hudson Yards' skyscraper district. This news follows the shedding of Wynn's sports betting license to PENN.
Craig Billings, the CEO of Wynn Resorts, sees numerous benefits for New York City from this venture, including attracting high-end travelers, increasing tax revenues, and promoting local spending, without the issue of overcrowding compared to other resorts.
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