Atlantic City

Trump constructed 85 high roller suites that were rarely used and poor profits plagued the hotel from the beginning, forcing multiple bankruptcies until it closed permanently in 2014.

The franchise will be opening later this year and has a deal in place to bring three more spots to New Jersey by 2023.

The Atlantic City hotel has selected a nationally recognized company to oversee all aspects of the upcoming $100 million development.

Recently, the National Park Service (NPS) announced $1.2 million in Underrepresented Community Grants for 21 projects in 16 states. Atlantic City was the only city in New Jersey to be awarded a grant.

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.

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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.

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 Inlet neighborhood of Atlantic City will be getting some new housing as construction has begun on a stretch near one of the city’s most prominent landmarks.

Caesars Entertainment has sold the Boardwalk-fronted property to a Rhode Island-based company.