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The Lady Luck Website is Down

NEWS 9/22/07   The old Lady's new owners announce bigger plans.

The now named CIM Group (the partnership between CIM LL Las Vegas LLC and Andrew Dooner) are seeking to buy the buildings along Third Street between Ogden and Fremont. They wish to create a retail and entertainment corridor which will draw pedestrians up Third Street's Frank Wright Plaza to the new Lady Luck. They also plan to remove the bridge between the two Lady Luck towers, giving visitors a better view of the old library (which is being transformed into a Mob Museum).

There's also a possibility of up to three new hotel towers. No mention was made as to the fate of the existing towers. The land owned by CIM Group also includes the area around the old library, including the current transportation center which the city plans to relocate. This land is big enough for a major project and may ignite more development in the area.  

NEWS 7/17/07   CIM Invests in Lady Luck wants project back on track.
 
The Lady Luck has been shuttered since February of 2006, shortly after Andrew Donner's company bought it with plans to renovate the aging property.

Now CIM LL Las Vegas LLC has stepped in with a $25 million investment. The partnership with CIM should speed up the redevelopment.
 

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11/22/06  The Lady Luck Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas is closed and undergoing a complete renovation which includes refurbishing all the hotel rooms and expanding and reconfiguring the casino, restaurant and retail space.
 
The owners haven't said whether they'll keep the name when the renovation is finished.

The photo (left) was taken 10/16/06 and shows the boarded-up casino entrance.

Renderings of the project have not yet been released. The renovation should be complete by the end of 2007
 

The corner of Ogden and Casino Center (the area between the Lady Luck's two towers) is part of downtown's new redevelopment project which features tree-lined, widened sidewalks allowing the new restaurants and bars to offer outdoor seating for their patrons.

Triple George Grill, sidebar and Hogs & Heifers are three new and already popular downtown food and beverage outlets. 

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