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Pinnacle close to selling AC Boardwalk site

By Wayne Parry
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Pinnacle Entertainment, the Las Vegas casino company that bought and blew up the former Sands Casino Hotel to make way for a $2 billion casino that never got built, says it’s close to selling the prime Boardwalk site where the project would have gone.

Pinnacle says it expects to have a deal in hand by the end of the year to sell its land. It did not say who the prospective buyer is, or what the price might be.

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