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Monday, Jul 19, 2010
Florida Marlins officials and city officials tout the retail potential of the baseball team’s new stadium, but property owners are waiting for team to make first move.
A vibrant, Wrigley Field-like scene with crowded bars and restaurants surrounding the new Florida Marlins stadium is the long-term vision of the baseball team’s executives and Miami officials. They’ve got a long way to go. Little Havana ... read entire article»
Eric Kalis
Friday, Jan 9, 2009
Major League Baseball president Bob Dupuy and Marlins president David Samson say the professional sport’s brand is a strong incentive for financing a new Marlins stadium.
Florida Marlins executives say they are confident the credit crunch will not deter financing for the Major League Baseball team’s $525 million stadium on the site of the former Orange Bowl in Miami’s Little Havana, even if it means they ... read entire article»
Wayne Tompkins and Eric Kalis
Friday, Aug 15, 2008
Even if a plan to build a publicly funded baseball stadium for the Florida Marlins survives a lawsuit, is the proposed Little Havana site going to be caught off base?
Even if a plan to build a publicly funded baseball stadium for the Florida Marlins survives a lawsuit, is the proposed Little Havana site going to be caught off base? One expert on sports economics, Patrick Rishe of Webster University in St. Louis... read entire article»
Eric Kalis
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