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Developers propose resort, casino at Nassau Coliseum site on Long Island

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The Nassau Coliseum is one of the most recognizable venues on Long Island. It may soon become a resort and casino. The plan is still in its early stages, and the final decision lies with the New York State Gaming Commission. The great thing about the site is theres a lot of unused commercial space.

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Developers propose resort, casino at Nassau Coliseum site on Long Island

Nassau Coliseum, one of the most recognizable venues on Long Island, could be turned into a resort and casino.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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The Real Deal

Las Vegas Sands Pitches Nassau Coliseum for New York Casino

The casino and resort company agreed to lease the site for a $4 billion project, whether or not it wins a casino license.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Long Island Business News

Sands to buy Coliseum lease to develop casino

The company plans to partner with RXR on a “multi-billion-dollar" casino and entertainment project at the Uniondale property.

1 year ago

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Noticia y El Correo

Las Vegas Sands proposes casino at Nassau Coliseum — News and The Mail

Por: Timothy Bolger Llámalo el Nassau Colisino. Las Vegas Sands ha propuesto convertir el Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum en Uniondale, en gran parte inactivo, en un casino mientras el estado de Nueva York considera solicitudes para abrir tres instalaciones de este tipo en la región del sur del estado. “Creemos firmemente que Long Island puede albergar uno de los grandes desarrollos de hospitalidad y entretenimiento de la región”, dijo Robert …

1 year ago·New York, United States

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LI Press

Las Vegas Sands Proposes Casino at Nassau Coliseum

Call it the Nassau Colisino. Las Vegas Sands has proposed turning the largely dormant Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale into a casino as New York State considers applications to open three such facilities in the downstate region. “We strongly believe Long Island can be home to one of the region’s great entertainment and hospitality developments,” said Robert G. Goldstein, the company’s chairman and chief executive officer. “We are r…

1 year ago

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