The Inspirada project is similar to Durango, Kreeger said, and“we feel like it’s in an area where we can go in and do what we do serving locals and creating kind of centers for neighborhood entertainment.” Some developments have more potential than others such as an expansion of Durango and Inspirada in Henderson, he said. Kreeger said Station Casinos is currently working to get all its land entitlements for its upcoming projects approved in the next year.
Red Rock Resorts is first focusing on opening the $780 million Durango casino-resort and making sure it is running smoothly over the next few months before the company starts construction on one of six new projects. “We’re excited to take a 10-year journey into the future and develop these six sites when the time is right.” “With six future development sites all in high net worth, high-growth areas of the valley, all conveniently located around the (215 Beltway), much like Durango, we think we have the best development pipeline in the gaming industry,” Scott Kreeger, president of Red Rock Resorts, Station Casinos’ parent company, said in a recent interview.
(Rachel Aston/Las Vegas Review-Journal) Casinos wants to double its presence in Southern Nevada in the next 10 years, but the company says it hasn’t decided what it will build after Durango. Durango Casino & Resort in southwest Las Vegas, Thursday, Nov.
