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Post2:00 AM - 1 day ago#51

This is how Plano is going to pay for the new Dallas Stars arena.


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Post2:58 AM - 1 day ago#52

Jesus.

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Post4:42 AM - 1 day ago#53

Does St. Louis have that last bullet point?

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Post1:07 PM - 1 day ago#54

So Plano will charge each visiting NHL team $100,000 per game? And do the same for the Stars? So $8,200,000 a year in fees from NHL teams? Half from the Stars and other half from rest of the league

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Post3:10 PM - 1 day ago#55

dbInSouthCity wrote:
1:07 PM - 1 day ago
So Plano will charge each visiting NHL team $100,000 per game? And do the same for the Stars? So $8,200,000 a year in fees from NHL teams? Half from the Stars and other half from rest of the league
It will certainly kill the free agent/trade market for the Stars.

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Post3:22 PM - 1 day ago#56

Truly don't understand the "appeal" in moving to either Houston or Dallas. The growth in both metros is absolutely confusing to me. 

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Post4:04 PM - 1 day ago#57

I think a lot of it is Lemming Syndrome. People see thousands of people flocking to one area, and they simply join the march, assuming there must be a reason for it.

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Post5:06 PM - 1 day ago#58

framer wrote:
4:04 PM - 1 day ago
I think a lot of it is Lemming Syndrome. People see thousands of people flocking to one area, and they simply join the march, assuming there must be a reason for it.
Yes, growth is contagious. Cities like Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Phoenix etc. are growing because they a new which brings a lot of construction and service jobs.

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Post7:39 PM - 1 day ago#59

Years ago I drove from Dallas to Houston, which was flat and boring, but I notice more the grass was burnt, brown.  It was summer and over 100 degrees.  I know part is the market, but you can't complain about heat and humidity here and move there.  Less winter, but in Dallas it can still occur and cripple the city.  

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