“Same thing that happened with Red Rock casino. “When you have a project like this, everybody else wants to be there,” Jones said. Other sites in the area under development include the retail project The Bend, a Life Time Fitness health club and the Harry Reid Research and Technology Park. Nearby, the $400 million mixed-use development UnCommons welcomed its first tenants such as Urth Caffé and boba tea shop Teaspoon. Durango Casino & Resort October 7, 2022Ĭlark County Commissioner Justin Jones said he’s excited for the development occurring in the area - it’s enough that the county’s Public Works Department installed a new traffic light at West Maule Avenue and Durango Drive. The evergreen symbolizes good luck and prosperity for the future tenants of the building.

The Symbolism of a “topping tree” celebrates the completion of the skeleton of a building structure reaching its final height. The property will also have convention and meeting space, a resort-style pool with cabanas and nearly 4,200 parking spaces with 80 electric vehicle charging stations. The 211-room hotel will have an 83,000-square-foot casino floor, four signature restaurants, a collection of bars and lounges and an 11-unit food hall. Once complete, Station expects to employ 1,500 people.

Station Casinos broke ground on the $750 million resort project in March, and it’s expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2023. But at the same time, every time we develop a project we try to do something new and refreshing. Everyone in the community can expect all the great things that they typically get from a Station Casinos project. “We’re super-excited to be a part of the community. “We’ve been waiting for the chance to open this project for a long, long time,” Kreeger said. Richardson Builders LLC, and about 100 additional contractors and other support. Scott Kreeger, president of parent company Red Rock Resorts Inc., said the topping off was a symbolic ceremony meant to highlight the progress made by the 1,600 construction workers, from general contractor W.A. Crews will start putting glass on the building’s exterior and furnish the property’s interior. Workers placed the final steel beam and poured concrete on the last floor of the 15-story, 216-foot hotel tower, located on Durango Drive off the 215 Beltway. (Amaya Edwards/Las Vegas Review-Journal) cranes are now a common sight from the 215 Beltway in southwest Las Vegas, and several of them could be seen in action Friday morning to top off Station Casinos’ Durango resort. Clark County Commissioner Justin Jones answers interview questions as the final beam is lifted to top of the Durango Casino and Resort on Friday, Oct.

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