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Trump breaks ground for Vegas hotel
Saturday, 13 Jul, 2005
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Donald Trump is building a luxury hotel-condominium in Las Vegas, which will be the tallest residential building on the Vegas Strip, and has plans for a second identical tower nearby.
The property is being built on a portion of the New Frontier hotel-casino property across from the newly opened Wynn Las Vegas resort. The condos which sell from $600,000 to $6 million, sold out within a week.
The Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas is budgeted for $500 million and will feature 1,282 luxury residential and hotel units, a spa and restaurants, but will not have a casino.
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