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Rush Street was formed in the mid-1990s when the legendary real estate developer, Neil Bluhm, met financier, Greg Carlin. With a proven track record of prominent real estate, upwards of a $50 billion portfolio, and a passion for casino design and development—plus an early and momentous win with Fallsview—Neil and Greg were just getting started. These two Chicago natives were well on their way to forming one of the fastest-growing casino gaming companies in the world … Rush Street. Rush Street is named after the iconic Chicago north-south roadway, which borders the company headquarters. Rush Street has been a storied downtown Chicago thoroughfare since the early 1800s, with its residents and businesses constantly evolving. Known for urban vitality, Rush Street`s restaurants, hotels, nightlife and high-end retail are a metaphor for Rush Street the company—an ever-changing, wonderfully compelling destination. Today, Rush Street is comprised of several full-service casinos, internet gaming, myriad restaurants, multiple hotels, television production and more. What thematically connects all Rush Street business units is our destination-based gaming, entertainment, and recreation value proposition. Rush Street is also one of the fastest-growing gaming companies in North America, launching four casinos in four years within the past decade. Rush Street and its affiliates have invested more than $3 billion of capital and created more than 9,000 jobs.
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