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Manhattan’s chance at winning a casino gets slimmer

Review committees vote down separate proposals from SL Green, Silverstein
Unionized workers and others in June rallied in support of the Caesars Palace Times Square casino bid. (Andria Cheng/CoStar)
Unionized workers and others in June rallied in support of the Caesars Palace Times Square casino bid. (Andria Cheng/CoStar)
CoStar News
September 17, 2025 | 8:54 P.M.

The respective multibillion-dollar Manhattan casino dreams of SL Green Realty and Silverstein Properties were dealt fatal blows Wednesday as the high-stakes competition for a coveted New York gaming license heads into the final stretch.

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