Taj Mahal owner asks to surrender gaming license

The owner of the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City is reportedly seeking to give up its gaming license, a move that comes as lawmakers push to impose a five-year suspension on the operator in the wake of the casino’s closure.

Lawmakers OK bill to impose casino license suspension

A bill that is headed to Gov. Chris Christie’s desk would impose a five-year casino license suspension on billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who owns the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

Funding set to run dry for Atlantic City development agency

A state authority that redirects casino tax revenue into Atlantic City development projects is set to lose what has been a lucrative funding source for more than 30 years, raising questions about what its mission will be going forward.

Report: 21-unit project pitched for Jersey City’s Heights section

A developer has proposed building a 21-unit residential complex at what is now a repair shop in Jersey City’s Heights section, according to a published report.

Aviation tech firm moves to Atlantic City, Levin says

A technology firm serving the air traffic control industry has signed a new long-term headquarters lease in Atlantic City, Levin Commercial Real Estate said Thursday.

Trump Taj Mahal becomes latest A.C. casino to close

The Trump Taj Mahal Casino Hotel in Atlantic City was set to close early Monday morning, becoming the fifth gaming hall in the resort town to shut down in less than three years.

Shuttered Revel casino gets rebranded

The defunct Revel casino in Atlantic City has a new name and a new management team.

Developer Blatstein bullish on Atlantic City’s future

Speaking to a crowd of fellow real estate and retail professionals, developer Bart Blatstein on Tuesday made a pitch for bringing new development and investment to Atlantic City.

Developer: A.C. Gateway site nearly ready for construction

The mixed-use project known as Gateway in Atlantic City could take important steps toward starting construction in the coming weeks.

Atlantic City real estate values plunge amid resort’s struggles

THE RUNDOWN: Like its gaming revenue, property values in Atlantic City have plummeted over much of the past decade. That’s according to a new story by The Press Atlantic City, which found that total property assessments in the city have fallen from more than $20 million in 2008 to roughly $7 million today.