

Downtown Grand Casino in Las Vegas Faces Receivership Amid Financial Struggles
The Downtown Grand casino in Las Vegas has been placed in receivership following the property defaulting on a $90 million construction loan in December. The casino has been under the control of a court-appointed receiver since January as a sale of the property is underway.
CIM Group purchased the former Lady Luck casino in 2007 for $100 million, and the property underwent a $100 million renovation in 2013. The $90 million construction loan was for the Gallery Tower, which was unveiled in September 2020.
The Downtown Grand casino boasts a modern feel with a variety of table games, slot machines, video poker, and a William Hill Sportsbook. The Grand, which hasn’t filed for bankruptcy and continues to operate, doesn’t have a poker room.
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