The new Sports Arena may finally break ground after Mayor Todd Gloria announced his pick of the bidding developers. The proposal by Midway Rising includes 4,250 new residencies and an arena which seats up to 16,000. Full story:
The proposal by Midway Rising includes 4,250 new affordable-housing residencies and a sports arena that will seat between 14,500 and 16,500.
The current sports arena only seats 12,000.The city’s Land Use and Housing Committee will pick a lease, which may or may not confirm the mayor’s pick, on Sept. 8. The full council will finalize a decision on Sept. 13.
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