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The famous track is in bankruptcy and going on the auction block next September. So just in case you're interested in buying it, you should know developer Rick Caruso of The Grove and Americana fame, is rumored to wanting it for himself. Considering he already has stake in the track's north parking lot--a $500 million, 820,000-square foot "The Shops at Santa Anita" currently in the Environmental Review process--it would make sense, but you never know.
One thing is for sure, though, the property will not turn into one mega mall or new housing stock because the land is zoned for horse racing. It will remain as a race track "until such time as there is no racing," a city of Arcadia official said.
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I love betting on the ponies a hell of a lot more than Vegas.
Caruso, slowly step away from the track...
just great...now he'll put a damn americana with all its stores right in the middle infield.
it would be nice to use that govt. bailout money to acquire the racetrack and leave it in the publics' hands and not with the private sector where it will be filled with advertisements as big as the eye can see.
im sure he will rename it the caruso race track of santa anita..