Can Los Angeles Stadium Bring New Financing Model?

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On schedule to be completed by 2020, the future home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers is three and a half times the size of Disneyland and twice as big as Vatican City. At a cost of well over $5 billion, the development includes a 70,240-seat stadium (with expanded capacity of 100,000 for special events) and a 6,000-seat performance center under one roof, surrounded by a 298-acre complex of office buildings, shops, restaurants, residential units, hotels and parks. A 250,000-square-foot West Coast headquarters for NFL Media and the NFL Network will be constructed on the site in stages.

By far the most ambitions project in NFL history, observers wonder if the LA Stadium & Entertainment District at Hollywood Park is an anomaly or the blueprint for professional sports facility development.

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