Not much of the development changed since Caesars closed the middle-market Bill’s last February and announced the property would be renamed Gansevoort Las Vegas. In October 2013, the deal fell apart when Massachusetts gaming regulators, investigating Caesars suitability to operate a proposed $1 billion resort near Boston, took issue with a Gansevoort investor, who was reputed to have ties to organized crime in Russia. Gansevoort was not involved in the Boston venture and also was not expected to seek licensing by Nevada gaming regulators for the Strip project.
Before and After