Hotel

Developer Bart Blatstein recently opened extended stay apartments at the Showboat Atlantic City hotel along the Atlantic City waterfront.

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 211-room hotel will include a ground floor bistro featuring a cocktail menu from the company that curated NYC’s Death & Co.

A hotel is still planned for the former Eric J. Feldman Child & Family Development Center building in Newark’s downtown.

The new owner of a property in suburban Mercer County, New Jersey, has received approval for a new hotel with more than 100 rooms.

The same two landowners that derailed the first Hilton agreement have sued the city again, this time claiming a giveback payment from the hotel’s developer “amounts to a slush fund.”

After a lengthy renovation, the new hotel, which features a rooftop bar, officially opens its doors in Exchange Place.

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.

Landowners near the future hotel site have filed suit against city officials and KMS Development Partners, looking to block an agreement they claim is a “blatant quid pro quo.”

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.