This new property will be named the Durango Casino and Resort. The company is also currently building a new casino property on a site near Durango Drive. We look forward to sharing our plans in the future.” The larger acreage parcel allows the company greater flexibility in master planning to take maximum advantage of the future development. “We are excited about the potential of this site as a local and regional destination casino resort. Speaking of the deal to acquire the 126 acre plot, a Red Rock spokesperson stated: The news comes just a few days after parent company Red Rock Resorts announced that three casinos in the Las Vegas area would be permanently closed with the buildings demolished and the property sold off.
Las Vegas Casino operators Station Casinos has confirmed that it has purchased a 126 acre plot of land just south of the Las Vegas Strip in a deal that is worth $172.4 million (€169.3 million).