What does “a new W” mean? [closed]

Question

Here is a line from the sitcom Two Broke Girls:

She's building her dream house between a former death camp and a new W — she's gotta be loaded.

What does "new W" mean in that context?

Which show? That information would provide the setting, which might help unlock the puzzle. (In the U.S. a "new W" could refer to a republican politician with policy traits similar to those of former president George W. Bush, but I'm pretty sure that's not the meaning here).
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spiceyokooko · Answer 1 · 2013-01-19 11:25:00Z

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I think it refers to W Hotels which is a brand of Starwood Hotels.

Without more context it’s hard to be sure.

answered Jan 19 at 11:25

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I think you're right Spicy! I couldn't think what that could possibly mean! :-) – Kristina Lopez Jan 19 at 11:29

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@KristinaLopez I first thought it was new wealth but then remembered that Hotel chain! – spiceyokooko Jan 19 at 11:31

Given the context, I'm more inclined to think this answer is correct. – Jon Hanna Jan 19 at 13:56

RegDwighт · Answer 2 · 2013-01-20 11:40:22Z

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Maybe downtown in New York or maybe New World.

edited Jan 20 at 11:40

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answered Jan 19 at 13:29

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New World, as in the Americas? or is there another (non-fictional/cowardly) New World? – Lucas Jan 20 at 4:26

closed as too localized by FumbleFingers, Kris, Robusto, MετάEd, Bill Franke Jan 19 at 15:10