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Newsdesk by Newsdesk
Tue 16 Dec 2008 at 16:00

Macau Studio City

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Macao Studio City quick facts

Cost:

US$2.4 billion

Completion date:

(Phase one) 2011

Location:

Cotai, Macau

Design architect:

Paul Steelman Design Group/Asia

Site area:

32.3 acres (comprising 3.5 million square feet of usable space)

Developers:

Cyber One Agents Limited, a joint venture between New Cotai LLC (40 per cent) and East Asia Satellite Television Holdings (60 per cent)

Investors:

New Cotai, LLC is a consortium of US-based investors, including: David Friedman, co-chairman and cochief executive officer of Macao Studio City; Silver Point Capital, L.P., a private US-based investment firm, and Oaktree Capital Management, LLC, a global independent investment management firm. East Asia Satellite Television Holdings is majority owned by eSun Holdings (66.7%). Singapore-listed developer CapitaLand owns the remaining 33.3% of EAST.

Gaming:

Las Vegas-style casino of 250,000 square feet with 450 gaming tables operated by Melco Crown Entertainment.

Entertainment:

36,600 sq. ft Playboy Mansion Macao – 2,300-seat theatre – 4,000-seat multi-purpose arena – state-of-the-art television production facilities

Retail:

The Mall at Studio City – 920,000 sq. ft (gross floor area), jointly developed with Taubman Centers, Inc.

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Macao Studio City Marriott Hotel

  •  •  965 rooms
  •  •  3 F&B outlets
  •  •  banquet rooms, boardrooms and meeting rooms
  •  •  50-meter swimming pool, gym, business centre, fitness centre, outdoor children’s playground and banquet lawn

The Ritz-Carlton, Macao Studio City

  •  •  256 rooms
  •  •  6 F&B outlets
  •  •  banquet rooms, boardrooms and meeting rooms
  •  •  25-m. swimming pool, gym, business centre, fitness centre, outdoor children’s playground and banquet lawn

The Tang Hotel

  •  •  118 rooms
  •  •  3 F&B outlets
  •  •  China Club

W Macao Studio City

  •  •  561 Rooms
  •  •  5 F&B outlets
  •  •  boardrooms and meeting rooms
  •  •  swimming pool, business centre and banquet lawn.
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