Fitzgerald Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas sold to Golden Gate owners

Published: Oct 3, 2011

Updated: Oct 3, 2011

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The 640-room Fitzgerald Hotel/Casino, a part of the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas, is being acquired by the owners of the nearby Golden Gate Hotel/Casino.

Fitzgeralds was owned and operated for a number of years by the late Don Barden, the Detroit, Mich., entrepreneur who developed gaming properties in Nevada as well as Indiana.

A probate judge last week approved the sale by the Barden estate trustees to Derek Stevens, majority owner of the Golden Gate, and his brother Greg Stevens.

Fitzgerald Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas sold to Golden Gate owners

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