The city just passed an $800 million dollar bond for the stadium that you will help pay for even if you don't use the stadium.

It’s good to keep in mind what businesses and attractions are going in or out of a certain neighborhoods to have a better understanding if a property has potential (ex. properties around the new soccer stadium will likely creep up in value).

Also, construction of stadium maybe, but I thought i saw somewhere the stadium won't create that many jobs (off to google...)

Update: under contract 10/21.After digging and doing some research last night, I realized that the house is 4.1 miles away from the new Rams stadium and Entertainment District that is currently under construction.

Our land first jumped in value when a professional sports stadium was build two blocks away about 10 years ago.

I live in Piscataway, two blocks from Rutgers Stadium. 

Our land first jumped in value when a professional sports stadium was build two blocks away about 10 years ago.

:)  As a Packers fan, I couldn't handle them in the Super Bowl in their home stadium this year. 

Mega malls, professional sports stadiums, expansive shopping centers, ten+ bedroom mansions, etc.Maybe this has happened many times in past sellers' markets but for those of us who haven't been in the industry too long, is this normal?

My exit strategy is $300k, or when the Raiders finish their stadium in 2020.