The new Seattle arena will play host to many visitors, but the major tenants will be with a professional NHL and NBA team. The NBA team, presumably which will be named the Super Sonics, will be primary tenant. The leasehold agreement with the Super Sonic will be include be comprehensive and extensive. However, the key provisions of the lease will likely include: term, rent, ticket revenue, concession revenue, parking revenue, naming rights, merchandising revenue, staffing, insurance, maintenance costs and responsibilities, and non-relocation. The Basics: Term and Rent First, and most important, will be determining the term of the lease. It is very plausible that the lease will be for twenty (20) years, not considering any extensions or amendments to the lease. A twenty-year lease would be on par with other leases currently in existence in the NBA. Take, for example, the 15-year base lease Oklahoma City Thunder lease for the Chesapeake Energy Arena. Additionally, it is likely that the lease will contain a number of optional renew terms of a short duration. The optional renewal terms will likely be either three (3) or five (5) years. The …show more content…
However, payment and responsibility to provide for the maintenance will be covered by the City of Seattle. This cost will be covered through the ticket surcharge of $2 noted above after all construction overruns are covered. The Super Sonics will, however, be charged for upkeep for any facilities or offices that they maintain at the arena year round. The lease will also contain a provision requiring the City of Seattle to maintain the arena to certain standards. For example, Miller Park is required to maintain the stadium on par with the top 75% of stadiums in MLB. Similarly, the provisions will require the City of Seattle to keep the arena up-to-date in line with the top 75% of NBA
Provide a modern stadium that can adequately support baseball and stadium operations, players and the media.
Perth Arena is a multi-purpose indoor venue being built for hosting entertainment and sports events. It is set to have a capacity of 5000 to 14000 people, depending on the type of event. The initial cost was estimated to be $160 million and was scheduled to be in operation by January 2009. Currently, the revised estimates changed the cost to $483 million and the project delivered by November 2011. The primary reason for cost miss-management and major project delays, was linked to the poor governance framework of the agencies involved.
The Voting Rights Act is tokenism in that it did not really empower minorities. Although it is true that the act did create some positive impacts on minorities such as increasing the number of minority officials, its positive impact is constantly undermined by efforts from both the Republican party and sometimes from the Supreme Court that aimed at suppressing minorities votes. One example is the Republican’s framing of voter fraud and their attribution of the cause to minorities when voter fraud is almost non-existent. Another example is the decision of Shaw V. Reno (1993), the ruling of which started the application of what’s called the “strict scrutiny” standard that basically gave nod to white majority voting districts by considering any
Three full-size basketball courts and volleyball courts will highlight the main floor of The Premiere Courts. Along with these two sports, the floors will be able to accommodate badminton, indoor soccer, indoor field hockey, touch football, gymnastics, dance, aerobics, and more. These hardwood courts will be manufactured and installed by the industry leader, Robbins Sport Surfaces, and will be the premier sports floors in all of Henderson. With the added attraction of world class portable basketball systems from Schelde North America or BPI, The Premiere Courts will quickly become known as the place to be for leagues, camps, or pick-up games.
The new home of the NBA Sacramento Kings has attracted a plethora of attention in its construction. But what makes this structure so special to catch people's eyes all over the world? The structure has yet to be completed, but a lot is expected of this $507 million project, by which the Kings provided $284 million and the city of Sacramento, with $223 million by selling bonds and funds for economic development. The city managed to acquire the funds even through all the controversy of the city misusing its funds and some claiming that the amount provided was not what they were informed. It seems that the Kings won’t be the only ones balling in Sacramento. Hopefully for the city, the opposants will reduce or switch over to welcome the estimated 1.6 million attracted visitors to Downtown Sacramento, where the project will be placed. Luckily for all those visitors, the parking lot was also planned to expand from the 7,000 spots to 13,500.
What makes this building unique is that it houses two full-sized college basketball courts, over forty-five years of turf with a 300-yard track surrounding both the turf and two courts. That is not all, it also provides on the main floor connected to the basketball courts, a full-sized weight room equipped with
Spending on the construction of new sports facilities grew at a staggering rate post 2007. A total of 13.4 billion is being spent on around 81 arenas and other major as well as minor sport facilities in and around the U.S. at least through 2010. The association of exceedingly high cost has put the subject of public financing of new stadiums and playing arenas under exceptional examination. The development of another stadium or playing arena is a costly job which these days can often surpass a few hundred million dollars. In the pre-1990 's period the vast majority of the sports facilities were for the most part supported through public financing, however with the progression of time as the financing prerequisites for developing new sports facilities grew, so did the financing techniques. Public financing for major sports arenas is mainly done by heavily subsidizing the construction process of these stadiums. The main argument of local governments favoring the use of tax payers ' money for construction of sports facilities is that these facilities will better the entire area and city as a whole. The main sources of public financing for building new sports facilities include; sales taxes, general obligation bonds, beneficiary taxes, tax increment bonds, revenue bonds and proximity taxes.
USTA, which has 750,000 members, expects this facility to be a principal focus of its organization. In addition to fortifying the next generation of players and coaches, this complex could host a range of events, from junior and USTA league championships to Challenger-level tournaments to Davis Cup and Fed Ex Cup ties. USTA representatives were contacted in an attempt to obtain estimates of potential visitation by both athletes and spectators for events at the training center. However, they would not divulge this information. Press releases about the project have indicated visitation to the facility could generate approximately 50,000 hotel room nights
While many people disapprove of publicly financing sports facilities, Chesapeake Energy Arena is one scenario in which the construction of the stadium has time and time again proved to be a sound public investment. Since the Thunder relocated from Seattle to Oklahoma City, the franchise is widely viewed as a major component of the city’s resurgence. The construction of Chesapeake Energy Arena was part of a large civic redevelopment that took more than 20 years to complete. Ballots tallied from a vote taken on December 14, 1993 passed with 54 percent (Moser, 2013).
Excitement has engulfed Nevada following the news that a new stadium could soon grace the world famous Las Vegas Strip. On August 26, The Las Vegas Review Journal reported that a 62 acre piece of land belonging to a consortium of banks from New York and Dallas was favored as the venue to host the $1.9 billion, 62,000 sitter Raiders football arena. The banking consortium operating under the Nevada Land Group LLC includes Credit Suisse Management, Barclays Bank, NexBank, and Highland Capital Management. The much sought swathes of land lie west of Mandalay bay and Interstate 15. The cost of land, and undisclosed site infrastructure is expected to cost between $350 million to $400 million. The deal, whose details are yet to be fully revealed, is a partnership between Raiders Football Team, Las Vegas Sands Corporation and the state of Nevada.
You can proceed immediately as you have outlined, my first priority is to gain possession of this unit as soon as possible.
First, based on the vision of the company which is to sell the business and achieving the targeted returns in the long term. Logically, long-term leases allow for long-term financial planning and that depending on the terms of the lease which will also allow the company to calculate the rental expenses over the long-run. Since the interest expenses are increased every year, thus, the company should act towards being highly leveraged. The company forecasted growth rate would
Things such as the stadium, players, and coaches are a few of the major fixed costs that are necessary for a team to exist. These costs are paid no matter what, regardless of whether there is any revenue. If a team tends to follow an unsuccessful track, the interest of the consumer deteriorates and potential revenue is lost along with it. With a negative ATC and MC linked to the marginal revenue, a franchise reaches a point where it can no longer produce at a loss, forcing the owner to seek for a new market of
On June 26, 2015, Obergefell v. Hodges was decided, and same-sex marriage would be legalized throughout the United States. President Barack Obama promptly called the plaintiff, Jim Obergefell, to congratulate him and his partner on their legal victory:
Lastly, the potential revenue of a sports stadium cannot be ignored. The sports stadium can host many events, aside from athletic events. Parties and graduations can be hosted there. Blood drives and awareness-raising events also. Teams looking to use the sports stadium to host their home games will pay good money to compete in a showy environment. Reputation and display holds weight in sports. Then you need to take into account all the fans. A small fee to enter and view the event can go towards the maintenance of the stadium and to the possible expansion of the stadium as