Atlantic City

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority has greenlit a plan to build a 100,000-square foot indoor amusement center with a retractable roof along the city’s iconic boardwalk.

The shuttered casino will be imploded early next year and the cleanup of the 10-acre waterfront site is slated to wrap up by June 2021.

The dramatic event has already raised big money for a local organization and will create ten acres of vacant land that front the city’s iconic boardwalk.

The second phase of Stockton’s satellite campus will include construction of a 416-bed facility that’s set to start construction over the summer months.

A local developer has submitted an application to transform a vacant stretch of land near the Absecon Inlet into an 18-hole course featuring multiple tiers and nods to the neighborhood’s history.

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Philadelphia-based LMPG Companies is looking to convert the century-old former military club into 31 loft-style apartments, complete with a ground-floor retail market.

A joint venture will soon begin work transforming an Atlantic City property into the Cardinal Restaurant & Hotel, a facility that will also include a banquet hall.

Atlantic City will soon be getting a 44,000-square-foot supermarket facility.

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