Development and Infrastructure
Atlantic City is rich with culture, history, iconic architecture, and unique attractions for all ages. The city is constantly developing and is always moving forward, stay up to date with all the new projects.
Casinos & Hotels 
Ocean Casino Resort
Ocean Casino Resort announces $75M property reinvestment in 2022, including 12 floors of new hotel rooms and suites.
Ocean Casino Resort
The Gallery Bar, Book & Games will be a 12,000-square-foot venue that will debut this summer and will complete Ocean’s recent $25 million dollar casino floor transformation.
Showboat Hotel
Showboat Hotel Atlantic City officially broke ground on their newest concept, ISLAND waterpark. Set to splash into Atlantic City in 2023.
Showboat Hotel
The Raceway at Lucky Snake will feature a new 40,000-square-foot indoor electric go-kart track. Slated to open this May.
Bally’s Hotel & Casino
Bally’s will unveil 750 renovated hotel rooms, a redone hotel lobby and bar, and an indoor-outdoor entertainment venue in 2022.
Bally’s Hotel & Casino
Bally's Atlantic City has begun construction for The Yard which will debut in early summer 2022. The Yard, is nestled between the Dennis Towers, is over 10,000 square feet with 5,000 square feet of new construction. This beer garden-style venue will be a must-experience attraction offering live entertainment, a gastro-pub style menu, a curated tap list featuring local and national brewers, and craft cocktails. Adding to this experience will be 90’s themed arcade games, lounge-style seating, and an indoor and outdoor stage for live entertainment.
Bally’s Hotel & Casino
On Memorial Day Weekend, not only can you take a spin on Bally’s new slots, but you can also hit BAR when you revolve 360-degrees while sipping a signature cocktail at Bally’s Atlantic City’s new Carousel Bar.
Caesars Entertainment
Caesars Entertainment is set to invest $400 million into its Atlantic City Resorts. Enhancements to Caesars Atlantic City, Harrah’s Resort, and Tropicana Atlantic City are expected to be complete by 2023.
Caesars Entertainment
DSD Breaks Ground on 8.4 MW Solar Portfolio with Caesars Entertainment in Atlantic City, NJ
Tropicana
Tropicana Atlantic City has just announced that it will debut eight new dining and entertainment concepts starting this summer and will undergo gaming enhancements to further the resort’s evolution.
Harrah's Resort Atlantic City
Bobby’s Burgers by Bobby Flay Opening at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City Early This Summer.
Nobu Hotel
Caesars Entertainment and Nobu Hospitality have announced the expansion of their partnership with a new project coming to Atlantic City. Nobu Hotel in Atlantic City is set to open in the summer of 2022.
Spiegelworld
Caesars Entertainment and Spiegelworld Announce Multimillion-Dollar Live Entertainment Deal To Create Three, All-New, Permanent Shows In Las Vegas, Atlantic City and New Orleans.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hard Rock Atlantic City is reinvesting a minimum of $20 million in capital improvements that include suite renovations, a new Starbucks, more slots and table games, a new dining outlet, and a refresh of beachfront amenities.
Resorts Casino Hotel
Resorts Casino Hotel is renovating its rooftop pool, adding a retractable roof to enable it to be used year-round. Resorts also is investing $5 million into new table games and slot machines, remodeling its high-limit slots area, and creating a new VIP Asian-themed room.
Citywide Development
Stockton University broke ground for Phase II of the Atlantic City Campus, which will feature a residential dormitory expansion. The project is set for completion in 2023.
$50,000 for Trump Plaza Redevelopment Plan; The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) awards a $50,000 grant to help the community redevelop/repurpose the previous Trump Plaza area.
AtlantiCare ceremoniously broke ground on a $38.3 million Medical Arts Pavilion in Atlantic City.
The expansion of the off-Boardwalk Orange Loop introduces the proposal of Cardinal Restaurant & Hotel. Announced in September, this $5 million boutique hotel would offer a 300-seat ground-floor restaurant and rooftop dining.
Atlantic City will play a big role in the offshore wind energy industry. Atlantic Cape Community College plans to open a wind energy workforce training center on its city campus in the fall, and wind developer Orsted hopes to start work in 2022 on a maintenance and operations center in Atlantic City to support its offshore wind projects in the area.
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