Just days after an agreement for the sale of Atlantic City’s bankrupt and shuttered Revel Casino Resort was officially terminated, a new deal -- with the same buyer -- was announced. Last week, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Gloria Burns ruled that an arrangement to sell the beleaguered property to Florida developer Glenn Straub for $95.4 million was void after Straub petitioned the court to approve an extension of the sale deadline to Feb. 28. Straub's attorney, Stuart Moskovitz, had argued in court filings that his client was unable to close on the deal amid ongoing disputes with the resort’s former tenants. Less than a week after that deal was terminated, Straub and Revel’s owners reached a new agreement for $82 million, 14 percent less than had been offered previously. The revised plan, which needs bankruptcy court approval, requires Straub to put his entire payment in escrow to make it more likely that the deal -- set to close March 31 -- will be completed.TagsHotels and Resorts