Bloomberry’s casino project, Solaire North, in Quezon City is set to open late in May of this year, updates the group’s CEO and Chairman, which is about a two-month pushback from the previously scheduled opening in March of this year.
In a press release of the financial results for FY23, Bloomberry Chairman and CEO, Enrique K. Razon Jr., said, “We have high hopes for 2024, especially as we open our second integrated resort in the thriving metropolis of Quezon City. The construction of Solaire Resort North is almost complete, and we plan to launch late in May of this year.”
“Solaire Resort North will massively enhance our luxury gaming and entertainment portfolio and solidify our standing as the leading integrated resort developer and operator in the Philippines.”
Solaire North sits on a 15,000 square-meter lot in Quezon City, involving an investment amount of $1 billion. According to prior company information, the property is set to include a hotel tower boasting a maximum of 550 rooms, along with a gaming area housing up to 200 gaming tables and potentially 3,000 slot machines.
The company broke ground on the project in 2019 but faced numerous delays and lockdowns due to the pandemic.
