Will a casino fix things?

There are pockets of good areas, east of 95 freeway near Summerlin 450-550k, Spring Valley near Chinatown 450-500k, and behind MGM casino off Maryland/Tropicana (350-400k). 

You would have better odd's going to a casino and putting everything you have on black at the roulette table than you do of having a good outcome of a rental property bought via HML. 

So much money is going to flow into the area, and all the existing nearby buildings with the exception of the new Hollywood Park Casino need to get either renovated or torn-down and rebuilt. 

in a nut shell any business in the Zone if they rebuilt new construction or facility got to write off 50% year one.. so you saw hotels casinos  car dealers  medical plazas shopping centers.. 

I live on the west side of town and all you see are several new construction large apartment projects being built up in the last 8 months. 2 large new construction apartment sites along 215 near Sunset, another new at near Red Rock Casino, and a couple off Tropicana & 215.  

Just east of Troy but with the new casino, properties are on the rise!

(contact your congress person and tell them rational lending is a good thing and we need to keep it)  Very friendly tax and regulatory environment particularly for for large corporations (TESLA got a huge tax incentive and SWITCH got a sweet deal on electricity.)These lead to economic diversification from a historically service (casino) based economy along with major infrastructure projects.  

If it worked for MS just think what it would do for Houston.there is a reason 27 brand new casino's got build on the Gulf shores each one of them got 50-% write off year one. say your a huge corp.. you build a 100 million dollar casion like the Beau Rivage you write off 50 million year one.. how is that not a great thing.

@Al Casino  I think the old adage "You get back what you put in" is appropriate here.