In a shocking and ambitious move, Elon Musk has reportedly launched the construction of a $50 billion “City of Dreams” on Mars. According to insiders at SpaceX, the Martian metropolis will feature luxury hotels, entertainment complexes, artificial pools, space casinos, and even a dedicated landing strip for unidentified flying objects.

Dubbed “New Vegas in Space” by social media, the futuristic city is said to reflect Musk’s bold vision of a fully self-sustaining colony on the Red Planet. Images leaked online show glittering domes, solar-powered towers, and zero-gravity amusement parks under construction.

Critics, however, are raising alarms. Astrophysicists and economists alike warn that the move may trigger the first-ever interplanetary real estate bubble. “Investors are already speculating on plots of Martian land, despite no legal framework for extraterrestrial property rights,” said Dr. Lena Arkwright, an expert in space law.

Real estate firms have reportedly started selling “Mars condos” online, with prices ranging from $500,000 to $10 million per unit — despite the fact that no civilians can live there yet.

Some call it the next giant leap for humanity. Others call it science fiction gone too far.