Another huge thing that possibly will happen is Las Vegas will get a stadium built and have their first NFL team.

The new Braves Stadium and a few other projects are underway or starting soon in Cobb and it should be a good area to invest for the foreseeable future. 

The land immediately north of the current stadium (and proposed stadium site across the street) is basically a war zone with little value.

That would suck out any potential profit on the down line when they sell or JV on the future development partnership.Kasim Reed lost the Braves in Atlanta to the new stadium in Cobb county because he thought they had no other options and did a power play.

I know Kearny very well I understand it's close to the track and bulls stadium granted the subject property is closed to harrison. but what ever you decide to do please let us know I'm curious of you decision

They are in a beautiful old west side neighborhood with gorgeous homes and tree-lined streets, but two blocks from the stadium, so people can walk to the game and not have to mess with the traffic.

That's what I was thinking, It is in an amazing location, right on the bus route, across the street from convenience stores, a newly built Walmart, major shopping centers, parks, schools, and the Cardinals stadium.

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

I dont see any backwinds in terms of cap rates from the stadium at all.

And boy do they love their big schools, big football stadiums, big everything.