'I think it's great for small businesses and great for the residents out there,' says Justin Jones, a Clark County Commissioner and a Southwest resident for over two decades. It joins other major developments in the area, spots like Uncommons, UNLV's Harry Reid Research and Technology Park, and The Bend, which has yet to open.

'I expect a lot of people coming to this area, especially with the (new) casino,' says Brittany Nagel, owner of the pet spa.Įven for those who aren't big gamblers, the Durango will sport a bevy of new restaurants and a hotel with 200 rooms.īuilt by Station Casinos - a 'locals' casino brand in the Las Vegas Valley - the property is sure to be a popular spot. on Tuesday - is sure to add traffic for other area businesses.īusinesses like the Royalty Pet Spa, which is housed in a strip mall along Warm Springs Road, just a short drive from the Durango complex. In an already busy part of town, the casino's opening - doors open at 10 a.m. LAS VEGAS (KTNV) - The $780 million Durango Casino & Resort in southwest Las Vegas is just the latest big project in an area that is booming as much as any in the valley.

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