Fresh Spin on the Manhattan Casino Bid
Ya'll better watch out, 'cause New York's gonna gamble bigtime!
New York City: Larry Silverstein Contemplates Casino Venture with Reinforced Financial Support
Larry Silverstein and his Silverstein Properties just struck a fast 'n furious deal, partnering with gaming powerhouse Rush Street, known for its hole-in-one in New York's casino game in Schenectady. This team-up is the hot ticket in the race to bring casinos to the Big Apple's very own Manhattan.
With Rush Street in their corner, Silverstein's ambitious plan to construct Avenir—a mega-resort casino complex—is moving full steam ahead. The action's gonna go down at a prime vacant lot along 11th Avenue and 41st Street.
So, what does this collaboration mean for Silverstein's bid? It adds legit weight to the whole operation, considering the heavy competition in the city. If the cards play out right, the complex's high-stakes gaming experience will aim to make its mark in Manhattan's already buzzing entertainment realm.
Fun Facts:
- The Avenir project is a colossal partnership between Silverstein Properties, Rush Street Gaming, and Greenwood Gaming, with the trio bidding for one of the three coveted downstate New York casino licenses. Greenwood Gaming runs Parx Casino, a top-notch gaming spot in Philly's backyard.
- The casino will be nestled in a 46-story mixed-use complex brimming with two towers connected by a skybridge, and hosting a whopping 1,000 hotel rooms and a mammoth 600,000-square-foot gaming and entertainment facility.
- Rush Street will handle operations when the casino finally comes to life. Known for its casino developments across the US and Canada, their Rivers Casino & Resort in Schenectady serves as an impressive strongsuit.
This partnership is 'bout more than just a gambling game; it's aiming to bring a blast of economic development, jobs, and revenue to the area—making Manhattan's energy even more electric than before. Keep your eyes peeled, 'cause the city's looking at some major action soon!
In the race for casinos in Manhattan, the collaboration between Silverstein Properties and gaming heavyweight Rush Street brings a fresh spin to the casino-and-gambling scene in New York City, setting the stage for the development of Avenir, a mega-resort casino complex that focuses on casino-games and will soon become a hub of casino-culture in the city. As a renowned operator in the casino-industry, Rush Street's involvement adds legitimacy to Silverstein's ambitious project and promises an unparalleled gaming experience within the already thriving entertainment scene of Manhattan, amplifying its economic growth by creating jobs and generating significant revenue.
