Las Vegas Hotel Developer Denied $130 Million In Funds & Cuts Workers
Las Vegas hotel developer funds stopped and reduces construction work force. Commercial real estate developer of the $3.1 billion Fontainebleau hotel alerted contractors of denied access to some of the $130 million in construction financing.
The constructions funds were expected to be available according to the developer last week. A separate set of lenders apart from the $800 million pulled from financing a week prior stopped access to funding.
$800 million controlled by Bank of America in funding being pulled from the development initiated the other lender from financing due to they say a default. Developer spokesman states the Las Vegas Nevada hotel project is continuing but with less work force.
Representatives for Fontaineblau Las Vegas Strip hotel two weeks ago has filed a $3 billion lawsuit against Bank of America and additional lenders.
Funds being pulled are slowing down the contractors on the 24 acre construction site in fear of not being paid on time. Contractor were previously aware of this possible situation. Funding would have paid workers up to a month ago.
Up to 3,300 construction workers could be affected by lay offs. Source: Review Journal
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Las Vegas hotel developer denied $130 million in funds and cuts workers.