Vegas Advisor: $2.7M deposit seals deal on casino sale
After eight months in a court-ordered receivership, the Downtown Grand has been sold.
After eight months in a court-ordered receivership, the Downtown Grand has been sold.
After eight months in a court-ordered receivership, the Downtown Grand has been sold.
Vegas Ventures immediately deposited $2.7 million in earnest money on the unannounced purchase price and indicates that it intends to assume the existing lease with the current operating company, which...
The sale is expected to be approved by the court at a hearing this month.
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After eight months in a court-ordered receivership, the Downtown Grand has been sold. Vegas Ventures immediately deposited $2.7 million in earnest money on the unannounced purchase price and indicates that it intends to assume the existing lease with the current operating company, which should serve to avoid disruptions during the ownership transition. The sale is expected to be approved by the court at a hearing this month.
Vegas Ventures immediately deposited $2.7 million in earnest money on the unannounced purchase price and indicates that it intends to assume the existing lease with the current operating company, which should serve to avoid disruptions during the ownership transition. The sale is expected to be approved by the court at a hearing this month.
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