Posted Oct 10, 2007, 7:39 PM
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Location: Borough of Jersey
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Originally Posted by NYguy
http://www.globest.com/news/992_992/.../164012-1.html
Mega-Resort Starts Permit Process
By Eric Peterson
the hotel towers could become the tallest building in the state, topping the current champ, the 781-foot Goldman Sachs tower in Jersey City. Earlier this year, the city council raised the site’s height limit from 485 feet to 800 feet, and the towers are expected to hit that number.
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This one may be taller, but a larger development planned by MGM provides competition...
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Originally Posted by NY Times
An otherwise dismal year for the Atlantic City casino industry turned a bit brighter today when MGM Mirage, the gambling giant, announced plans to build a huge new resort hotel that will rank among the most expensive casino projects in history.
The casino hotel, to be called the MGM Grand Atlantic City, will cost $4.5 billion to $5 billion, according to the company.
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