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November 23, 2007
The Real Estate Adviser: CityCenter: No housing slowdown in Vegas
By TOM KELLY
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
LAS VEGAS — Where do you start with CityCenter, the 19-million-square-foot, $7.4 billion hotel, casino, retail and residential complex on 76 acres of this city's legendary Strip?
It is the largest privately financed construction project in U.S. history. Its workforce is expected to swell to 7,000 tradespeople and 350 supervisors. It is recycling 80 percent of its construction waste.
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