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..

The Airport is planing to add 60,000 jobs, Lots of jobs being created in the medical field, In Clarkston they are building a $400+million dollar medical campus right now, New casinos in Detroit, Lots of new commercial building.

Similar to the taxi lobby is making it difficult for Uber to operate near the casinos, the hotels are making it difficult for AirBnb to operate as well. lots of regulation (and changing), and increased costs.

Port Angeles is where the main visitor center is for Olympic national park, the black ball ferry runs to/from victoria from there (when the border is open), a few small casinos nearby, not far from Forks and coastline, and the olympic discovery trail runs through.

, BRRR, go to the casino?

Nevada almost always goes after the big guys (casinos) and the tourists.

Great prices, good restaurants, nice casino, movie theater, bowling alley.

Develops have their eyes on Coney Island as potential casino location. 

Tons of new development in Chelsea and Revere Beach and Everett is getting the new casino in a few years.