AEG Drops Marriott Expansion Plans

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After officially filing plans earlier this year for its $500M expansion of the JW Marriott at LA Live, AEG is now saying the plans are a no-go.

AEG apparently was turned off by the City of LA's plans to build a 1,000-room hotel at the LA Convention Center.

The new plans compete with AEG's, which included a 755-key hotel on Olympic Boulevard. The expansion was announced last year.

In a letter to LA City Attorney Mike Feuer, AEG vice chairman Ted Fikre said a second convention hotel "was not a part of the deal when the city insisted that AEG build a convention headquarters hotel," according to the LA Times. [LAT]

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