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Klutch Forecasts $100B Impact from Sports Mixed-Use Districts

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Klutch executive Caryn Rosoff and NYCFC CEO Brad Sims discuss the benefits of sports-anchored mixed-use districts as part of a new white paper. New sports stadium and arena projects built with corresponding mixed-use development are projected to attract $100 billion in investment over the next 15 years, according to a white paper from Klutch Sports Group released Wednesday in collaboration with RBC. Klutch has gotten more involved in team arena …

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Klutch Forecasts $100B Impact from Sports Mixed-Use Districts

Klutch executive Caryn Rosoff and NYCFC CEO Brad Sims discuss the benefits of sports-anchored mixed-use districts as part of a new white paper. New sports stadium and arena projects built with corresponding mixed-use development are projected to attract $100 billion in investment over the next 15 years, according to a white paper from Klutch Sports Group released Wednesday in collaboration with RBC. Klutch has gotten more involved in team arena …

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