Too bad these are.
Yeah
Why does New Braunfels end at Military?Here is a problem for you.... how come military drive ends at Potranco but then restarts back up at Richland Hills?
Why are you short?
It wasn't bad planning, just a land owner not willing to give up his land.Because somebody forgot that right in the middle of all that, a man owns the land and is not giving it up, therefore that part of the project is not growing due to poor planning by city leaders and entrepreneurs/investors.
This project is so far from reality it's not even funny.
Maybe I don't get something. Writer, do you actually belive that this is a project that is going to be BUILT? Do you not understand that this is only a "vision" as Bailey says in his interview?
You hope.
One of: Jacksonville or New Orleans will be in LA. With both of those teams struggling, it makes no sense to expand.
Anyway, with the 15 year plan for HH, Tom Benson will be long dead before there is a NFL quality stadium there. The video said that the last things in place will be the stadiums.
If you want the Austin folks to come down for NFL games (and you'll need them), the VERY ABSOLUTE furthest south you should build would the the old Longhorn quarry site that was considered by the Spurs at one point. That's at like Thousand Oaks and IH 35, just outside of loop 410. Realisticly, you want to build outside of 1604 to cut about an hour, round trip, off of their drive.
Yep. And believe it will.
And from the fact that the Daniel Bailey said most of this will get built even without any kind public funding.
The condos, hotel resorts, retail, entertainment, golf resort, etc is what HollyHills is going to build. With or without stadiums.
But they are there to entice owners and the leagues to come to San Antonio.
It is?
Is that why the CEO said they would start construction on phase one within 18-24 months on the Chris Duel show?
A vision? Yes, a grand one. A vision Bailey says will get built even without any kind of public funding.
If it's so great why give the public any stake in it at all?
Jacksonville resolved all issues with the team. No moving for them.
The NFL can't make Benson move his team to LA, which he has said repeatedly he won't.
15 years for a complete build out. That includes condos, housing, etc.Anyway, with the 15 year plan for HH, Tom Benson will be long dead before there is a NFL quality stadium there. The video said that the last things in place will be the stadiums.
Not really, but keep telling yourself that.If you want the Austin folks to come down for NFL games (and you'll need them)
Did the public get a stake in La Cantera? How about the Rim or City Base Landing?
I see something happening but in a different area, sorry eastsiders.
When the city leaders sit down and really decide to go forward with this project, I am quite sure there are more appealing landscapes to accomplish a sports complex.
Strip malls? Now we're talking about strip malls.
How does a strip mall compare to a nascar track, a professional baseball stadium and a football stadium?
Per Connolly on KENS there would be public financing involved.
For the stadiums only but that also plans are that the stadiums won't need to be paid for by a majority of public funds.
Right. So some "public" money is needed. We'll see what they consider to be "private" funds.
Yeah, where there aren't black people, right?
Damn, I bet you cried your ass off when they tore down midget mansion?
The money investors put into it.
I'm talking about what is being built.
Hotels, golf resort, condos, retail, housing, etc.
All being built privately by HollyHills.
It has nothing to do with race.
The infracture is not there. Updated highway system, restaurants, housing, amenities, etc. etc.
Dude, those people on Houston St. don't want a Sports complex in their neighborhood.
Reason will tell you that the best place for it is right where Exstatic stated.
Why do you think that land is still sitting there?
That is all in the damn project.The infracture is not there. Updated highway system, restaurants, housing, amenities, etc. etc.
Retail, housing,
Really? You talk to them? , many probably don't. But the people next to the airport don't want the airport there.Dude, those people on Houston St. don't want a Sports complex in their neighborhood.
Yeah, not where the SBC Center is, you know, so you could have a complete sports entertainment district. Where one can live, work, shop, eat and watch a game?Reason will tell you that the best place for it is right where Exstatic stated.
Which land? The SBC Center land or the Quarry off 35 land?Why do you think that land is still sitting there?
So then funds raised by a revenue bond issued by a local government would be "public", no?
I'm confused.
Austinites will go to the SBC Center (or whatever the they're gonna call it) for Spurs games but they won't go further south than Thousand Oaks for an NFL game???
What would that bond money pay for?
If its the stadiums (which some will have to be paid for via public money) yes, the stadium will be public.
HollyHills has stated many times that they will build everything sans the stadiums purely through the private sector.
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