@Grey Goodman I have no clue about the market you are looking in, but the 70% is sort of antiquated, in my opinion.

It is neglectful and dangerous to direct all to step into a casino and risk it all, because a very few will win. 

The city has just been approved for a new casino and a 500+ unit hotel, which will start to revitalize the city, not completely, but it’s a start

Las Vegas has a lot of booms and busts and is headed for a struggle currently with the casino and hospitality industry.

@Christopher Vargas South up on Las Vegas Blvd has a lot of new development with many amenities near by: bus lines, shuttles, grocery stores, newer local casino with bowling, movies, restaurants.

Also  @Benjamin Goodman send me a note if you need recommendations for quality leasing brokers in New England or the tenant rep for Starbucks.

Vegas travel was put to a screaming gault but now has picked back up quite a bit,most casinos are open but some like the mgm park planet holly wood and tropicana are still shut down. 

I think putting a bullet train connecting Chicago to Milwaukee could have been a game changer, along with building that Casino in Kenosha which would have paid for the Bucks new Arena in Milwaukee... but that didn't happen :( But yeah, my post was more of a focus on Racine being a solid spot for companies to grow and manufacture.  

In the long run the house (insurance companies and casinos) always win.

I bought that bare land in 95 for 27k and sold in Jan for 1.9million to a developer.. its across the street from the Graton Casino.. it was unbuildable when I bought it that's why it was so cheap but Path of progress caught up to us..