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  • Sin City the City of Stars

    Off the success of celebrities like Brittany Spears, more artists are flocking to Las Vegas. No longer needing to go to their fans, their fans are happy to come to them. Lady Gaga, Drake, and now Cardi B are taking up residence, and drawing crowds. The Palm’s hotel-casino is excited to provide this rapper with a fitting venue, part of their own recent set of developments and upgrades. Cardi B is set to bring the crowds, with her massive following already moving tickets for shows well into the next year. Read more…
  • The good and bad of the Las Vegas Stadium

    Move over Golden Knights. You’ve had your turn. Las Vegas residents are turning their attention to the Raiders. But with the $1.8 billion dollar stadium project that will be their new home, some are wondering if this is the right move for the city. After all, this is being funded with local taxes. Throughout the country, similar projects are brought to fruition with bonds and taxes, putting a burden on residents that generally pays off. Read more…
  • Vegas changes everything

    The City of Sin is even changing their motto in what is their newest tourism campaign. The new motto, Vegas Changes Everything speaks to the depth of the entertainment capital. There is something here for everyone. Fine dining, world-class gambling, and the best shows and sights have set Las Vegas apart from the competition. And this new campaign capitalizes on the idea that once people visit, nothing else can compare. Read more…
  • Five tips to follow after a crash in Las Vegas

    Of course, we can all say the best advice is to avoid an accident, but it is getting harder to keep a clean record. Sometimes, it isn’t even our fault. So here are five things to consider carefully if your day is ruined by a bit of a fender bender. Don’t Apologize Most of us were raised nice, and it is almost instinctive to say you’re sorry. But don’t apologize. Read more…
  • AREA15 brings on Nomadic

    AREA15 has charmed locals and tourists with technological displays, but they have more in store for visitors. The retail and entertainment complex has offered live events, immersive experiences, art installations and more, but are excited to announce a new partnership with Nomadic, the preeminent provider of mixed realty. The 6,000 square foot total of space reserved for Nomadic will provide it ample opportunity to bring something special to Las Vegas. Read more…
  • NFL 2020 Draft in Las Vegas

    Last year, Commissioner Roger Goodell announced Las Vegas would host the 2020 NFL Draft. The 85th annual draft is set for April 23-25, with the Oakland Raiders scheduled to begin their residency in the city in the 2020 season. “The NFL Draft is one of the most-anticipated events of the year and we are excited to take it to Las Vegas,” Goodell said. “We look forward to working with the Raiders, Las Vegas officials and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority to create an unforgettable week-long celebration of football for our fans, the incoming prospects and partners. Read more…
  • Is Caesars for sale?

    Caesars Entertainment has floated a potential sale of its primary property. It is not known whether buyers are lined up, or if individual assets will be sold separately. But speculation is rampant. Phil Ruffin, owner of Treasure Island, has hinted at interest in acquiring some of Caesars’ assets, though refrained from divulging what he wanted. The portfolio of Caesars is considerable, and presents a unique opportunity for investors, and a potential for monopolizing the Strip. Read more…
  • Las Vegas still number one

    It is no secret that Las Vegas is competing on the world stage. The big casinos which have helped make Sin City have turned an eye to Asia, hoping to expand in Macao and reap huge profits. But the numbers may be too good to be true. Attempts by Macao to mimic Las Vegas are falling flat. The new bridge projects have allowed for millions of tourists to pour into Macao, but local services are proving unable to keep up with demand. Read more…
  • Colliers International to sell Vegas Strip parcel

    Luxury real estate brokerage firm Colliers International │ Las Vegas will market and sell a 38-acre parcel of Las Vegas Strip real estate, situated opposite Mandalay Bay. Mike Mixer, SIOR and Mike Stuart are the listing representatives. “This is a rare opportunity to own part or all of a prime development site on the iconic Las Vegas ‘Strip,’ the home to six of the 10 largest resorts in the world,” said Mixer. Read more…
  • Las Vegas Pizza Festival

    Las Vegas is a culinary capital, and has turned its most recent attentions toward an American favorite. Though there are many fine establishments bringing quality and variety to the dining options of locals and tourists alike, the newly envisioned Pizza Festival plans to take things up a notch. “We’ve proven to the outside world that this is a good pizza city,” said John Arena, co-owner of Metro Pizza, “but the locals don’t see that. Read more…