With the WooSox stadium, all of the biotech, the schools, hospitals.

It's happening all over LA ramping up the change to pat for the stadium (Rams) and to have the crowd live around it and populating the area. 90 day notices (so much so moratoriums have been placed because it's affecting GLUTS of people) where rents are jumping from 12-1300 for 2br 1ba apts to 28-3200 .. basically defacto evictions knowing people cannot afford it, specifically those on fixed incomes (this isn't uncommon as of late) .. so much of a jump Bay Area housing takes notice.

Like Gregory stated, Norwood still has some deals available and is on the rise, with the new Progressive Stadium and newly announced amphitheater coming to the area, should be even better for future potential.

I actually called on a two bedroom townhome last weekend around aloha stadium that was priced attractively but not so obvious that I should have known that it was a leasehold. 

Also, not sure if you heard of Columbia Commons, they are turning the old large medical center on Bull street into a 165 acre minor league baseball stadium and a huge shopping center.

I have seen houses here in Atlanta for 50,000$ or sell..are these good price the community is in a up and coming neighborhood that will prime real estate less then 10 years are these good house to buy and If all if not most where foreclosed and just sitting their and I know because it was my old neighborhood and for year it was what some would call "the ghetto" (hope I didn't offend anyone that wasn't my intention) but the city of Atlanta has put over 25 million dollar to redo the area because they have the new stadium they spent over 1 billion dollars less then 10 miles from this neighborhood and community's.

I was offered an AirBnb near the stadium downtown but I declined since I don't know that investing model.

Since I was still in a wheelchair back then I got to sit on the front row at an EricClapton concert at the stadium where the Mavericks play.Since inventory is down right now and prices tend to be high do not be in a hurry.  

It’s rough and dirty but the architecture and history (and soon to be TB Rays stadium?)

But there are CRE industries that will suffer; obviously, hospitality (hotels, theme parks, sport stadiums).