It’s happened, Waldorf Astoria has taken over the former Mandarin Oriental. When the Mandarin Oriental opened in December 2009, it was the finest luxury hotels in Las Vegas. The hotel was loved by non-gamblers since the hotel was one of few hotels on the strip that did not have a casino in it. Mandarin Oriental’s […]

Las Vegas Economic Update September 2018 The Las Vegas economy continues to improve at an accelerated pace fostered by diversification in our economy, favorable tax climate and an estimated $16.8 billion in new construction projects planned through 2021. Californians fed up with housing costs and taxes are fleeing the state in big numbers https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/19/californians-fed-up-with-housing-costs-and-taxes-are-fleeing-state.html Las Vegas […]

The Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas will undergo a conversion to the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas Hotel & Residences. With 392 guest rooms and 225 residences, including 55 suites and three expansive Presidential Suites, Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is set in a non-gaming, non-smoking environment. The hotel has embarked on an 18-month journey to reimagine the property’s guestrooms. […]

Las Vegas airport sees the busiest month in history The airport in Las Vegas had its busiest month ever in July, breaking the record for the second time in 2018. The Clark County Department of Aviation on Monday reported that more than 4.4 million passengers used McCarran International Airport last month. The airport had set the […]

While Nevada casinos continue to focus more on amenities to grow, gaming revenue continues to make a comeback. Nevada’s gaming revenue rose 3.2 percent in the past 12 months and has had its best run since coming out of the Great Recession, according to Brent Pirosch, director of gaming consulting with CBRE. The Nevada Gaming Control […]