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filed with the Nevada secretary of state’s office, include Barclays Bank PLC, New York; Credit Suisse Management LLC, New York; High Floating Rate Opportunities Fund of Highland Capital Management LP, Dallas; and Nexbank SSB, Dallas.

According to county records, the banks foreclosed on the land after a breach in December 2008 by Weststate Land Partners.

In the past, the land has been identified as a site for a 2-millionsquare-foot International Fashion Center with 2,000 showrooms, developed in a concept similar to the World Market Center for furniture in downtown Las Vegas.

In recent years, it also has been viewed as a potential site for a train station for the XpressWest highspeed rail line that would link Las Vegas with Southern California via Victorville and Palmdale, California.

Representatives of XpressWest could not be reached for comment.

When the train station was under consideration, planners had eyed extending the Las Vegas Monorail south from the MGM Grand to the Mandalay Bay Convention Center and across I-15 to the train station.

A spokeswoman for the monorail said the company would explore extending the line to the stadium if it’s built.

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