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How does a Casino affect Real Estate?

Steve Candor
  • New York, NY
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How does a big casino affect rental properties? Do rents increase? I'm thinking the employees will have to live somewhere close by?

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Karen Margrave
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@Steve Candor You'll need to provide more information. How big is the casino going to be? Is it in a populated area? From what I've seen in California with the addition of indian casinos, they have no effect on real estate. The employees are locals that already live in the area, etc. If it's going to be some mega casino, then there may be workers for specialized projects that come from out of the area, but most of them would probably stay short term, in hotels or cheap housing.

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