“For these reasons we feel we’re in a good position with the best proposal,” Blau said. Ross, plans to retain a previously announced 5.5-acre public green park connected to the High Line, a much-needed public school for the area, and a 1-million square-foot rental apartment tower that will include 329 “affordable” units. Jessica Ramos blocks Steve Cohen’s casino bid next to Mets ballpark The table games like blackjack, craps, poker and roulette would take up 250,000 square feet in the new skyscraper – along with the high-end restaurants and shops that Blau hopes will attract both whales and guppies looking to try their luck on the far West Side. “It will be one of the most incredible tall buildings in New York City,” Blau gushed Friday. Related CEO Jeff Blau said the proposed $10 billion development plan for the Yards’ entire western half will be kick-started by the 3 million-square-foot, Wynn-branded “resort” tower – which would also house a 1,700-room hotel to serve the struggling Javits Center - as the developer seeks to snag the precious gaming license. Related Companies revealed a revised plan – exclusively to The Post – for its proposed Hudson Yards casino mega-complex that rolls the dice on two gleaming skyscrapers after two top contenders seemingly crapped out. Mets owner betting big on Queens casino after Adams backs NYCFC stadium Ka-ching! NY charging at least $500M fee for casino license NYC casino bids add up to an endless sleazy-go-round Fierce Hudson Yards critic admits financial boon to city: ‘I got it wrong’

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