Instead of slot machines and high rollers, the site will now feature 4,000 new apartments, including 400 affordable units, along with a sprawling 6.6-acre park dubbed “Hudson Green.” The open space, which would rival Bryant Park in scale, promises lawns, gardens and playgrounds stretching from West 30th to 33rd Streets, west of 11th Avenue.

Following intense opposition from elected officials and locals, Related has dropped its Hudson Yards casino proposal, instead seeking to build 4,000 new homes.

Gaming giant Wynn Resorts has quit the West Side project. The developer now offers one of 'the largest additions to Manhattan’s housing stock in decades.'