A baseball, basketball, hockey, or soccer stadium could be different though as there is a steadier level of activity associated with 40-80 games per year than just 8.

I've heard of bird-dogs who are junkies and others who are soccer Moms.

Over the years, a casino has been built to generate revenue for the surrounding area and along with a new soccer stadium.

We have a great Metro-parks system, excellent zoo and museum, and fantastic minor league sports teams (Toledo Mud Hens, Walleyes, a new minor league soccer team starting this year, and one of the oldest professional women's football teams).

The area near University is a plus because of light rail and with the addition of the new Soccer stadium it's definitely a up and coming area.

Church leaders, professors, soccer moms, retired trades contractors and the only RE experience or assistance might be from a Realtor who volunteers for the feather.

reminds me of the soccer fans in Europe. people get worked up over stuff like that not realizing they are just ants in a humongous ant farm.  

@Bharath Mun - I am going to repost one of my comments from a few months ago about Decatur as an FYI for you.Original post:"I have lived in north Alabama for over a decade - in all the years I've lived here, the only reason I've gone to Decatur was for the kids soccer games at the Jack Allen Soccer Complex (which is quite nice).

Is your buyer a stay-at-home soccer mom?

From what I can tell from the plans thus far, there will be limited "green space" or "communal areas" (the developer committed to "total green space equal to 1/2 of a soccer field") which I suspect will drive foot traffic to the local residential neighborhood.