Genting Berhad a Malayian resort will break ground with a $4 billion resorts list in the world on May 5, 2015 in Las Vegas, according to the company's spokesperson. The planning and development of the strip is projected to include 3,000 rooms in a hotel format along with a casino with 3,500 slot machine games and table games in the initial phases. There will be 30 different beverage and food outlets with a theater of 4,000 seats. The exhilarating garden attraction will serve as the front door of the property within the strip. Spokesperson Mr. Levoff has confirmed that opening date in a message and will be relaying more details within the next few weeks. Genting bought the land site from Boyd Gaming Corps for $350 million with announced the projected plans in March of 2013. Once home to the venue Stardust, the site consists of an unfinished echelon development in which Boyd stopped construction processes in midyear of 2008. 

In January, Levoff has said that preliminary task works had been an ongoing process in the premises of the site, including a utility relocation woth $2 million at the Resorts World Drive and the Strip's corner. He has also properly renewed building permits and is in the midst of finalizing the agreements of development with Clark County. Genting had been given a preliminary finding of appropriate fitting for holding a gaming license granted by the state of Nevada for conducting business operations under the proper protocols of gaming regulators in May. There will still be a need for the company to apply for a fully authenticated license for gaming prior to Resorts World Las Vegas opening. 

Construction will take place for multiple years and include at the minimum 2 or 3 phases for completion. Resorts World Las Vegas may provide $1.5 billion of wages for construction and $84 million for taxes while staffing thousands of workers. Upon its opening, the property is estimated to account for 3,300 indirect jobs and 8,500 direct jobs. The development project is estimated at generating over $150 million in annual tax revenues. Genting currently holds businesses and investments in life science and biotech researches, oil & gas exploration, production of energy, property development and plantations. In 2013, the company had collected $5.2 billion in revenues and currently has $5 billion cash in hand with a long-term debt of $3 billion.