12-16-09

City Center Las Vegas: Too Big NOT to Fail?

With a 67-acre footprint, the brand new City Center in Las Vegas is among the largest LEED certified projects built to date. Two questions being asked: will MGM Mirage and others (including Dubia World) footing the 8.5 billion price tag make their money back, and can huge projects which use more resources than necessary be considered green?

By Craig Pelkey-Landes1 minute Read

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