
“The Tigers’ home stadium Comerica Park, which opened in 2000, was built at a cost of $300 million, 38 percent of which was publicly financed. Ford Field, the Lions’ domed stadium, was built next door to Comerica and opened in 2002 at a cost of $430 million, 36 percent of which was publicly financed. A state board recently approved issuing bonds to help pay for a new arena for the Red Wings at the heart of a proposed 45-block entertainment district just north of downtown. The total project is slated to cost $650 million. About 44 percent of the project would be financed through public sources.”
Related posts:
John Kerry gives Syria week to hand over chemical weapons or face attack
Nicaraguan army overruns neighborhood controlled by protesters
Overseas adoptions rise -- for black American children
Joe Biden runs up bill of $585,000 in taxpayer funds for just ONE NIGHT in five-star Paris hotel
Former Jackson officer found guilty of killing daughter
Auditor Urges Safeguards as USDA Pays 6,336 Dead People
China's central bank ready to unveil deposit insurance
China Gold Output Seen Rising to Record by Mining Group
Too cute to kill? Americans split on whether or not to kill suburban deer
18 different minimum wages in American Samoa, 30% jobless rate
New York Fed Agreed To Testify For Bank Of America In Exchange For $43 Million
Australia to Fly Guns and Ammunition Into Iraq
The World’s Next Oil Shipping Corridor: The Arctic Ocean
Goldman Sachs quarterly profits more than double to $1.93bn
Army won’t suspend contracts with Al Qaeda-tied companies, citing 'due process rights'