Owner Cancels Sale of Former Atlantic Club Casino

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Associated Press
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Mar/05/2019

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The owner of the former Atlantic Club Casino Hotel in New Jersey has canceled a notice to sell the closed property to a Philadelphia-based company.


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The Press of Atlantic City reports that real estate records show that the Feb. 19 filing voids a notice of a settlement filed in January.

Florida-based TJM Properties previously denied the sale, and a spokesman said he wasn't sure why the original notice was filed.

Neither TJM Properties nor the person listed as the buyer, Jeffrey Smolinsky of North American Acquisitions, responded to a request for comment.

TJM bought the casino from a Caesars Entertainment affiliate for $13.5 million in 2014.

Stockton University had announced plans to buy the property in August and demolish the casino and hotel, but negotiations failed to progress.

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