Or eminent domain.
I don't think Holly Hills cares what you think.I can think of a variety of things more important to San Antonio than building another ing stadium 12 years after your 1st one opened for business.
Cities can't do jack about schools and street repairs now have a large budget that will only get larger annually.When you have streets that need to be repaired and schools that are in the ter, building a new NFL stadium is kind of a low priority.
Marky Mark still trying desperately to find some way to make himself believe and convince the rest of us how this isn’t going to happen.
Come on Marky, don't you have some "project" to do. You're not going to pass to the 8th grade if you keep slacking.
if this is a private company building this stuff.
What does "More important problems" have to do with it.
If they are building it with their money, then why should "schools" have anything to do with it.
Because he can't stand it, he doesn't want it to happen and is trying one way or another to justify his agenda. He thinks if he goes on and on with his propaganda that San Antonio just disappears save the Spurs.
I don't think Holly Hills is offering what you think they are offering. Also, you said they already owned the 1100 acres and now you are saying they'll have to use eiminent domain.
Cities certainly can do jack about schools. It's a matter of public priorities and yours are out of whack, to say the least. I mean, there's more to life than lusting about big pretty buildings.
Then why do they need eminent domain, as you just said?No, per news outlets, the land they did buy.
You are grasping. That limestone may cost considerably more than other materials. This isn't the 19th century.Low cost for material.
They did purchase the land. But they can also use eminent domain.
Manny schooled me on the subject don't make me do the same for you.Cities certainly can do jack about schools.
Because, T Park, that developer is going to try to build the facility with city/county issued revenue bonds and take the equity. They're going to use the public's credit to build equity.
, I'm the side opposite T Park and Buddy Holly. That says enough.
Because of the people who won't sale their homes.
I guess that's why most of the downtown buildings and all of the dome is built out of limestone. Because it's so expensive to crush it and drop it off 10 miles away.You are grasping. That limestone may cost considerably more than other materials. This isn't the 19th century.
They are? Proof? A news link? A Holly Hills statement? Oh wait...
They didn't purchase the land, yet. That's why you said they had to use eminent domain.
Please. Post pics if you like.Manny schooled me on the subject don't make me do the same for you.
I said they could use eminent domain after you said they'd have a tough time buying all the homes.
Do you not read the you post?
And per local news outlets, HollyHills has bought the land and will make an official announcement within 10 days on the complex.
What the ? Where's your proof? You make a ton of claims in this forum with very little backup frequently.
Yes, they are. This developer doesn't lust after San Antonio like you do. The returns are not there if the developer has to put in equity plus arrange for the debt financing themselves. That's why they want the local politicians to get on board. At the end of the day, the developer will get a hefty promote with minimal equity in on the deal and the public on the hook for debt service that the stadium revenues don't cover. If all goes well, that means solid returns for the developer and their investors, with very little downside.
Nobody is going to drop a $1B+ on a facility without any tenants without having a sweetheart deal like that set up. Especially on SA's ing East Side.
Now I know you are totally full of . That is not one block of property. There are literally hundreds of different property owners in that area. Union Pacific owns a lot of it, The Rodeo owns about 20 acres in that Area, Exxon has an oil terminal there, Alamo Iron Works owns part...plus hundreds of smaller properties.This is the land they bought:
I give links to 99.9 percent of the I claim here.
I've already given ou enough proof dip .
Go watch the video links I posted.
Then show me the proof via links or articles you dumbass.Yes, they are.
Go ask Oklahoma city about dropping bank on arenas with no tenants.Nobody is going to drop a $1B+ on a facility without any tenants. Especially on SA's ing East Side.
That means they haven't bought it.
Do you know anything about development or do you just pose in this forum with a bunch of stolen pics?
You're the running joke of this forum for a reason, kiddo.
Yeah, that's the land they bought.
They bought the land. I know eminent domain is used by the city.
The only posing going around here is you once pretending to be black.Do you know anything about real estate or do you just pose in this forum with a bunch of stolen pics?
And I care... because I...You're the running joke of this forum for a reason, kiddo.
Just as I thought. You talk a big game but don't know jack about the business.
Dude... where's the links and proof?
Goddamn... quit talking to the young girls on AIM and bring the proof.
Cities certainly can do jack about schools. It's a matter of public priorities and yours are out of whack, to say the least. I mean, there's more to life than lusting about big pretty buildings.
once again, isnt this supposedly PRIVATE money??
If so, the city shouldn't give a what they build.
But... but... but... but... but...
that developer is going to try to build the facility with city/county issued revenue bonds and take the equity. They're going to use the public's credit to build equity.
Wich is it.
Is holly hills building this with private money like they said, or is it using public money.
Whatever needs to be said to down play and eventually not make this deal happen. Whatever the costs, I'm sure he'll come up with it.
Ive yet to see a definitive answer wich it is.
Marcus thinks they are using Public money, Buddy is saying its private.
Wich is it?
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