But we have minor league baseball and hockey, college basketball, baseball and football, 2 drive in theaters, 2 lakes, 2 malls, multiple golf courses, country clubs, 2 skating rinks, an ice skating rink, museums, orchestras, theaters, some amazing parks, and tons of great food - all within 5 - 30 min away. 45-60 min away you have Amish country, major league baseball, basketball and football, Lake Erie, casinos, 3 airports, etc.

Its like a small village for dining and shopping with a bunch of great bars restaurants all grouped together.All of the above are about 5 mins from OHare as is a relatively new casino if you are into that.Enjoy !!

Then Had a  Property in Rohnert Park  next to the Graton Casino.. i bought in 95 for 27k bare land 4 acres.. city grew out to us brought us in .. upzoned us. ( keep in mind I spent ZERO on this other than 350 a year in prop taxs.) and we sold in January for 1.9 mil to a local developer.. 

But we’re literally 10 minutes away from world class restaurants in the casinos.

But if you build or lease out a property with little demand or a myriad of issues then you will have problems moving it and therein lies the heartache and possibly bankruptcy depending upon the gamble: Donald Trump with his casinos. 

Quote from @Bradley Buxton: @Dave MeyerRegardless if the numbers the stock market seems to be more of a VC casino than a wealth building strategy.  

Ive not reviewed the plan but imo No one will be “coming in and out of town” for that casino.

There's a casino and a giant abandoned mall right at US-40 & the 270 beltway just waiting to be developed into something new.. 

Charlotte proper is getting a lot stiffer competition right now so I would suggest Rock Hill, Gastonia, Concord, Mooresville and with the casino coming - Kings Mountain - to start looking at alternative areas.

The data we have seen shows obviously Malls, Hotels, Casinos, Strip Malls as being hit the hardest.