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How Tampa’s $2.36 Billion Rays Deal Could Redefine Public-Private Stadium Financing
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How Tampa’s $2.36 Billion Rays Deal Could Redefine Public-Private Stadium Financing

The Tampa Bay Rays have reached one of the most significant stadium agreements in American professional … How Tampa’s $2.36 Billion Rays Deal Could Redefine Public-Private Stadium FinancingRead more

by Sarah Thompson•September 2, 2026September 2, 2026
Palm Beach County Projects Shift Housing, Roads
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Palm Beach County Projects Shift Housing, Roads

Palm Beach County Projects approved in 2026 put county housing bond dollars and federal infrastructure funds into local priorities.

by Andrew Collins•September 1, 2026
How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City Economics
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How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City Economics

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has given New York and New Jersey one of the strongest … How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City EconomicsRead more

by Emily Carter•September 1, 2026September 1, 2026
Richland Economic Development Roundtable Takeaways
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Richland Economic Development Roundtable Takeaways

Richland Economic Development strategies tied infrastructure, downtown housing, industry sites, workforce, and public accountability.

by Andrew Collins•August 29, 2026
Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026
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Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026

Philadelphia is about to put one of the biggest assumptions surrounding major sporting events to a … Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026Read more

by Emily Carter•August 27, 2026August 27, 2026
How The $11 Million Bay Area World Cup Transit Loss Could Change Who Pays For Mega-Events
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How The $11 Million Bay Area World Cup Transit Loss Could Change Who Pays For Mega-Events

The 2026 FIFA World Cup produced enormous crowds across the San Francisco Bay Area, but the … How The $11 Million Bay Area World Cup Transit Loss Could Change Who Pays For Mega-EventsRead more

by David Klein•August 26, 2026August 26, 2026
Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban Development
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Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban Development

Tampa Bay is approaching a pivotal decision over a proposed $2.3 billion Tampa Bay Rays ballpark, … Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban DevelopmentRead more

by Emily Carter•August 25, 2026August 25, 2026
Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star Game
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Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star Game

Philadelphia is about to conduct one of the most important tests of its 2026 sports strategy: … Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star GameRead more

by Emily Carter•August 24, 2026August 24, 2026
CEDS Summit Set Northwest Ohio Economic Agenda
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CEDS Summit Set Northwest Ohio Economic Agenda

CEDS Summit recap on Northwest Ohio’s regional strategy, workforce needs, infrastructure priorities, and local economic impact.

by Andrew Collins•August 20, 2026
San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports Capital
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San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports Capital

San Francisco’s position in the American sports-event economy is changing quickly. The Bay Area has secured … San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports CapitalRead more

by Emily Carter•August 20, 2026August 20, 2026

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