How close to the stadium and campus are you? 

Atlanta is a magnet for businesses and people are relocating here consistently; however look at the trends and you'll notice higher concentrations of buyers and renters moving into the heart of the city, into Vinings near the new Braves Stadium or towards the Decatur area, which is quickly growing.

The host cities generally treat Super Bowls like any capacity event, and they host dozens (from NFL games, to monster truck rallies, to concerts) throughout the year, so the Super Bowl is just one more game in an already busy stadium schedule for the host cities. 

While I have seen cost segregation studies generate an enormous benefit for real estate investors, I haven’t seen anything quite like the savings on a professional soccer stadium in Columbus, Ohio.

Minor League Baseball Stadium being built and what this holds for the area.Side note: We recently acquired 13 units in Fayetteville, NC working with Five Pillars Realty Group mentioned above, solid group of folks if you need a network and broker relationship in the area.

I'm in South Carolna and today on the front page of our newspaper there was a four page spread with pictures of the mega student warehouse rentals out by our stadium.

We anticipated more bookings related to UT football, as we are 10 minutes from campus/stadium.

Ryan S,It is near the Cubs Stadium.

New brewery in jazz district is opening this month. proposing the new baseball stadium is built in jazz district, as you mentioned walking distance to union, WW1 memorial, quick drive to crossroads...obviously im not looking at your financial analysis comparisons, so maybe if I saw that I would be swayed differently...at the end of the day tLongfellow seems to be on the up and up.Longfellow has more uncertainty as it is not fully 'realized' as a desirable market, so more risk. prairie village and plaza have a more solid track record of positive YOY appreciation, while historically, Longfellow has not appreciated at the same crazy rates those areas have...thats about all I have to say about that (*Forrest Gump voice)

This one dealt with stadium construction work.