Jeffrey Fine
Restaurants, local casinos and Fifth Street Gaming
A grandson of Hank and Barbara Greenspun whose own businesses span coffee shops, property development and local gaming.
The family connection
Jeffrey Fine is the son of developer Mark Fine and Susan Fine, Hank and Barbara Greenspun’s daughter. The relationship is documented in the Sun’s business reporting; his career also deserves to be read through the companies he built. [2] [4]
A retail starting point
UNLV’s career biography dates his Nevada Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf business to 2002. It also records Fine Properties, formed with his father in 2005, and the 2007 acquisition of the Silver Nugget and Opera House through Silver Nugget Gaming. [1]
The downtown step
Fifth Street Gaming, co-founded with Seth Schorr, brought the partners into the Downtown Grand story. The 2012 profile captures their ambitions as they moved beyond their North Las Vegas properties. [2]
Read the businesses separately
Coffee retail, real-estate development and casino management require different operating systems. UNLV’s biography provides an entry into each, while the dated newspaper profiles help establish what Fine was doing at a particular moment. [1] [3]
Key dates
People in the same story
Seth Schorr
Co-founder of Fifth Street Gaming. [2]
Read the profileMark Fine
His father and partner in Fine Properties. [1]
Read the profileSusan Fine
His mother, a daughter of Hank and Barbara Greenspun. [2]
Read the profileJonathan Fine
His brother’s career follows security technology and hospitality. [5]
Read the profileIn the archive
11 entries about associated places, not necessarily this person in the saved collection.
Old Lady Luck slated to reopen as Downtown Grand
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Old Lady Luck on track to reopen this fall as Downtown Grand
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Joe Downtown: Downtown Grand guests will be 'encouraged to leave building'; Hsieh covets greater connectivity
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Joe Downtown: 'We're getting back to our roots,' Wynn says at opening of Downtown Grand
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Downtown Grand names 4 new executives
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Downtown Grand switches up executives
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Go deeper into the record.
Sources for this profile and starting points for further research. Access notes mark links we could not open directly during the October 3–4, 2026 checks. Historical accounts describe their own period; they do not necessarily describe current operations.
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Jeffrey Fine
A dated career snapshot; historical businesses listed here are not asserted to remain under the same ownership.
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Gaming entrepreneur builds on North Las Vegas success
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Jeffrey Fine
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Sun publisher, family matriarch Barbara Greenspun dies at 88
Also documents the Greenspun family relationships. Publisher access can vary.
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Las Vegas bar owner saw plenty of turmoil during pandemic
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