The company’s CEO, Jeffrey Jacobs, also said that as part of the development, 100 units will be considered affordable and designated as senior and workforce housing.
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Jacobs promises some affordable senior housing on Fourth Street (subscriber content)
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradJacobs Entertainment today released a rendering of a $5 million revamp of the Courtyard Inn Motel. The company named it Loft 601.
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Jacobs Entertainment today released renderings of two new sculptures coming to Reno’s Neon Line — a half-mile long area on west Fourth Street that features neon signs and public art.
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Jacobs Entertainment last week released more than a dozen photos showing progress on the company’s work to revamp Reno’s west downtown area.
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Jacobs Entertainment today announced that the Crest Inn at 500 West Fourth Street, and a nearby…
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ACTIONN Takes Community Leaders on Tour to Highlight Marginal Housing Conditions
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoACTIONN, a local non-profit, held a community tour yesterday called “Reno’s Last Resort” to address this crisis with elected leaders, political candidates, and community members who are committed to fighting for solutions.
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Jacobs Entertainment Identifies New Location for Historic Downtown Home
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoOne of the city’s oldest homes will be relocated this month PRESS RELEASE — Jacobs Entertainment…
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Motel Demolitions Begin; Jacobs Promises To Preserve Some Neon Signs
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradDemolitions of west downtown motels, some of which are being appealed, started today. The El Rey…
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Two more motels in west downtown are slated for demolition by Jacobs Entertainment. The company is…
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Appeals Filed Against Jacobs Entertainment Won’t Stop Motel Demolitions
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradJacobs Entertainment’s demolition of weekly motels received official opposition today. The company has been buying and…
