Just a half-year after the Fontainebleau Vegas finally opened its doors in December after two decades of stalled development, developer Jeffrey Soffer plans to acquire five additional acres nearby for $112.5 million,
Fast forward through the 2010s and a handful of ownership changes later, and the luxury hotel and casino resort finally held its “Almost six months into operations, we are already seeing positive and encouraging results for Fountainebleau Vegas,” Soffer said in a statement. “This acquisition, which is strategically located for future growth, underscores our confidence in the Las Vegas market. We look forward to disclosing more details in the near future.
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