Abstract
Cities thrive for many reasons. The sheer impact of people, socio-economic activities and urban development promotes the essential conditions for urban growth. Gaming, in addition to a myriad of other entertainment activities, has been used to foster urban growth in cities. Las Vegas and Macau are two territories that are well known for their high concentration of casinos, hotels and shopping malls. This paper reviews current trends in urban development in these two urban agglomerations and discusses their implications from an urban planning perspective. The main conclusion is that the global financial crisis slowed development projects and made real estate entrepreneurs and policy makers more cognizant of the challenges of sustainability and global climate change.
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