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Will the wrecking ball arrive after all is said and done?
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Chicago's turnaround mayor is in Las Vegas this week for a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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After a tough stretch, Downtown’s Juhl has seen its fortunes rise
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The retro homes were designed smarter than the track homes lining suburban streets.
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Should we turn the old Ambassador Hotel site into a Middle Eastern market?
The possibilities seem endless for the seven acre space.
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Joe Downtown
Are Downtown landowners waiting for a Hsieh payday?
Are owners in denial about the crash?
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Joe Downtown
Is Downtown Las Vegas in danger of gentrification?
Will wealthy yuppies and retail outlets like J. Crew soon dominate the area?
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Keeping up with Downtown development can be exhausting
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J. Patrick Coolican comes out of party retirement at the new D
It was time to come out of a six-month retirement from Downtown carousing and check in on the scene.
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Can we solve the homeless situation by ... giving them a place to live?
A prominent business person suggested to me that to solve the homeless problem Downtown, we should buy an empty subdivision in the suburbs and move ...
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Neonopolis is poised to become a must-visit destination
Neonopolis, the behemoth mall-ish structure at Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont, has collected a number of inventive descriptions and nicknames. Its own developer, Rohit Joshi, ...
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Joe Downtown
Downtown desperately needs more trails, but don't hold your breath
There's a long-range plan for trails downtown, but where's the money going to come from?
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Joe Downtown
Downtown desperately needs more parks. Who will step up?
It's hard to imagine a great city without great parks.
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Small businesses, big beginnings: Talking with Downtown Project's Don Welch
The Downtown Project’s plan to open dozens of small businesses in the next few years after picking from hundreds of at-times highly creative submissions can ...
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Joe Downtown
Las Vegas has the potential to be more of a fashion industry player
Downtown's upcoming Fashion Lab just might help.
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Joe Downtown
Dissecting the Downtown glut of bail bondsmen
How bail bonds work, what the bondsmen do and more.
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A food truck influx has Downtown restaurants—and local government—crying foul
We often hear that businesses wish government would merely get out of the way. Just as often, however, I see businesses lobbying government to kill ...
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Joe Downtown
Downtown's dining options are about to explode. Hungry?
For years, Fremont East was a fun place to drink, especially if you were so committed to drinking (you know who you are) that you ...
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Joe Downtown
Dodger Stadium in downtown LA shows that adding a ballpark is no magic bullet
Las Vegas could learn something from the City of Angels.
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