was opened in June 1999 and was replaced with a Hash House a go go restaurant. On October 6, 2017, ownership of the Harrah's Reno property was transferred to Vici Properties as part of a corporate spin-off and it was leased back to Caesars Entertainment. In January 2020, Caesars and Vici announced that they would sell Harrah's Reno to CAI Investments, a Las Vegas-based real estate firm. CAI intended to close the property and convert it into a non-gaming hotel, along with mixed-use development. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Harrah's Reno was among businesses that were ordered by Governor Steve Sisolak to close on March 17, 2020, to prevent the spread of the virus. In June 2020, Caesars announced that it would not reopen Harrah's Reno. The sale was finalized in September, with Vici receiving 75 percent of the $41.5 million sale price, and Caesars receiving the other 25 percent. CAI will rename the property Reno City Center. It will include 540 apartments. See also References External links 1937 establishments in Nevada 2020 disestablishments in Nevada Harrah's Entertainment Casino hotels Casinos completed in 1937 Casinos in Reno, Nevada Defunct casinos in Nevada Hotel buildings completed in 1937 Hotel buildings completed in 1969 Hotel buildings completed in 1981 Hotel buildings completed in 1995 Hotel buildings completed in 1999 Hotels established in 1937 Hotels disestablished in 2020 Hotels in Reno, Nevada Defunct hotels in Nevada Resorts in Nevada