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Dive into my latest blog, "The Ripple Effect: How Major Sporting Events Like the Super Bowl Influence Local Real Estate," where we explore the dynamic impact of major sporting events on host cities' economies and real estate markets. From Las Vegas' Super Bowl weekend buzz to the dream of NFL football returning to San Diego, discover how these grand events can serve as catalysts for infrastructural enhancements, real estate investment opportunities, and community development. Whether you're a real estate enthusiast, sports fan, or investor, this read offers valuable insights into the intersection of sports, community, and real estate growth. Join us in envisioning a future where San Diego could once again bask in the Super Bowl spotlight, reaping the economic and societal benefits. #RealEstateInvestment #SuperBowl #SanDiegoNFL #EconomicGrowth #CommunityDevelopment #SportsAndRealEstate #Compass #ScottGriggsRealEstate

???? **Massive Economic Boost from UTK Football & Morgan Wallen Concert** Knoxville continues to thrive as a destination for large-scale events, with the **University of Tennessee, Knoxville football** games and the recent **Morgan Wallen concert** delivering significant economic benefits to the region. ?? **By the Numbers**: - UT football home games generate over **$5 million per game** in local spending on hotels, dining, and retail. - The recent Morgan Wallen concert at Neyland Stadium drew over **60,000 attendees**, infusing more than **$7 million** into Knoxville’s economy. - Combined, these events bring **thousands of visitors** into the city, driving demand for commercial space, hospitality, and new retail developments. These large-scale events are a testament to Knoxville’s growth as a hub for sports, entertainment, and tourism, creating substantial opportunities for commercial real estate investors. #Entertainment #EconomicImpact #UTfootball #MorganWallen #CommercialRealEstate #NAIKoellaMoore #KnoxvilleGrowth

Winston-Salem to Get New Sports and Entertainment District Read the full article below..

??? "Minnesota Vikings stadium is easily one of the most underrated stadiums in all of sports, in my opinion. Place is awesome." - JJ Watt When NFL legends recognize the impact of a stadium, you know it’s something special! At Mortenson, we’ve had the privilege of building not only the iconic U.S. Bank Stadium for the Minnesota Vikings but also the incredible Allegiant Stadium for the Las Vegas Raiders and beyond for professional teams across the nation. These projects stand as testaments to the heights that can be achieved when innovation, craftsmanship, and a deep understanding of fan experience come together. What makes Mortenson the premier partner for these mega sports projects? It’s about more than just construction. We bring a passion for creating unforgettable fan experiences, an eye for groundbreaking design, and a commitment to setting new standards in sustainability and functionality. Mortenson's approach to building these large-scale stadiums goes beyond the structure itself—it’s about creating venues that bring communities together, electrify fans, and set the stage for unforgettable moments. From advanced technology and modular design to eco-friendly solutions, Mortenson keeps pushing boundaries. We’re proud to be the partner teams turn to when they want more than just a stadium—they want an architectural marvel that resonates with fans across the country with all the bells and whistles. To all the fans who fill these stands, we’re building this for you. And to the sports teams, we’re grateful to be part of your journey to bring incredible experiences to your fans. Here's to raising the bar on what stadiums can be! ?? #Mortenson #SportsConstruction #NFL #USBankStadium #AllegiantStadium #BuildingDreams #InnovativeConstruction #FanExperience

Culture Back Creativity ?? Is THE big play for authenticity, right? Berghaus didn't create this ad, culture did. Let me explain: ↓ First launched in 1991 the Berghaus' Mera Peak is iconic. Originally it was invented for mountaineers. But it gained a cult following in Northern youth culture. Particularly my back garden, Liverpool. It became a staple of 90's casual culture. And so found home on football terraces. Plus on the backs of sweaty ravers in clubs and at afterparties. So when they relaunched the Mera Peak earlier this year. The brand played homage to this moment in culture. But the real smart move. ?? They put creativity first , to guarantee absolute authenticity. By giving the brilliant Glenn Kitson, director and tastemaker, full creative control to tell this story with absolute freedom. An approach that goes way beyond typical advertising. The result? A killer soundtrack, true Northern soundbites; healthy dose of trippy AI. Well done to the Berghaus team (Dan Cunningham ) for breaking the mould with something bold. Few outdoor industry brands truly get their audience. Who else loves a Northern Thing? I help outdoor, sports and lifestyle brands grow ?? ???? ???? #outdoorindustry #advertising #marketing #berghaus

What are your thoughts on this very interesting and inciteful article on the State of the Sports Venue Industry from yesterday’s washingtonpost.com???Many of the same themes echoed in this article, I once studied and wrote about at part of my graduate thesis titled “BallParchitecture” at the University of Michigan approximately?25 years ago.?As I predicted, we are about to embark on a new era, or boom, or intense stadium, arena, and ballpark design and construction.?Each era was driven by new techniques to increase revenue through the built environment.?Each era has typically occurred in 25-30 year intervals and tends to last for a decade.? This would be the 4th distinct era of American sports venues, and appears to be driven by the creation of entertainment hubs where local sports franchises can monetize the neighborhood around their venues along with increasing the hospitality options within their facility’s walls.? A big thanks to our favorite Director of Communications Caroline Broder for bringing this local article with national implications to our attention.?And a big thanks to Philip Bess for his inspiration to a once young aspiring sports architect… #BallParchitecture #BuildingBetterSports #DesignBoldly #StadiumDesign #ArenaDesign #BallparkDesgin #SportsDesign #SportsVillage #EntertainmentVillage #EntertainmentHub #SportsArchitecture #ADA #ADADesign #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign #WashingtonCommanders #Commanders #Wizards #Capitals #WashingtonWizards #WashingtonCapitals #HTTR #RFK #CapitalOneArena https://lnkd.in/e2YrHSCj

The Chicago Bears announced their latest proposal to build a new stadium, this one replacing the century-old #SoldierField. At an estimated cost of $4.7 billion, the final result projects to be an ultra-modern sports facility which reshapes 66 acres of the lake front into a grand promenade, along with improvements to the South Loop stretch of #LakeShoreDrive. Structured as a private-public partnership, the public portion of funding would come through the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority by bonds issued and to be repaid over 40 years by implementing a 2% #tax on hotel stays within the city. While hospitality assets are currently facing some high market distress, as far as #RealEstate markets right now. This development has huge ties into entertainment and tourism and seems to be an appropriate application of public funding, pending legislator approval. The bulk of funding will come from private sources and total funds would be deployed over 3 phases to complete the #development. In addition to the public #infrastructure improvements, there is a #DEI initiative utilized to get the job done and even includes an #AffordableHousing component, not withstanding the various #entertainment and #retail establishments, which would line future promenade. If moved forward, I believe this would join the myriad of #MegaDevelopments happening throughout #Chicago.

Northeast was the final quadrant for us to call home and it’s finally happening. See you soon Senator Square??????? // Sandlot is headed to Northeast D.C., marking the elusive fourth quadrant for the community gathering spot that now has sites in Anacostia, Buzzard Point and Georgetown, along with one at The Boro in Tysons. Organizers behind the pop-up concept plan to set up shop on a roughly 4,000-square-foot lot between the former Senator theater at 3950 Minnesota Ave. NE and the Unity Health Care center at 3946 Minnesota Ave. NE. Details are still being worked through, but the idea for the project, as with other Sandlots, is to provide space for area residents to mingle, eat, drink and play while helping to prime the pump for future development of those sites, per Sandlot founder Ian Callender, who's also owner of event design firm Suite Nation. Callender pitched execs at landowner Standard Real Estate Investments LP, including principal Jerome Nichols who were receptive to the notion as they work through plans for the Senator Square mixed-use development. "I had shared that with the folks at Minnesota and Benning, and they loved the idea of having a phase zero approach," Callender said. "It's creative placemaking, and strategy, before any shovels go into the ground." The Sandlot concept has evolved from a much simpler premise. Callender and longtime friend Kevin Hallums wanted to celebrate the 25th anniversary of "The Sandlot," a 1993 baseball movie, by providing public gathering space near Nationals Park ahead of the 2018 MLB All-Star Game, hosted by the District. They couldn't quite get things together in time, instead launching the first Sandlot on the site of what's now the Verge apartments at 1800 Half St. SW. From the start, Callender said, the idea wasn't to make Sandlot a permanent thing. Rather, it's been a fluid notion, conforming to sites as they become available and folding up when the time comes for the landowners to advance other plans. They've each had slightly different attributes, but common to them has been shipping containers set up to host various uses, food trucks, picnic benches and cold-pressed juice cocktails. Read the rest of the Washington Business Journal article by Daniel Sernovitz @ https://lnkd.in/ekecv6Ck

Ready, set, launch! ?? Experience the highlights from our 'Summer of Savings' kickoff at Square Yards! From groundbreaking deals to vibrant festivities, get a glimpse of what makes this event a game-changer in real estate. Don't just hear about it—see it for yourself! ?? #SquareYards #RealEstateEvent #ComingSoon #StayTuned #GroundbreakingDeals #RealEstateDeals #RealEstateLife #PropertyInvestment

The Windy City. The Second City. The City of Big Shoulders. Chicago is a city of many names, neighborhoods and dreams, but to @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, it can be described in one word… home. We live here, we work here, we invest here, and we know the Chicago real estate market like no other. Here are my Top 5 Favorite Things about Chicago: 1. The architecture: Chicago is famous for its architecture, from iconic skyscrapers like the Willis Tower to historic buildings like the Wrigley Building. 2. The food: Chicago is a foodie's paradise, with deep-dish pizza, hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, and more. 3. The lakefront: Chicago sits on the shores of Lake Michigan, offering miles of beautiful lakefront parks and beaches. 4. The museums: Chicago has some of the best museums in the country, including the Art Institute of Chicago, the field Museum, and the Museum of Science and Industry, where as a youth, I competed in Chicago School Science Fair. 5. The sports teams: Chicago is home to some of the most beloved Championship-Winning Sports Teams in the Country, including the Cubs (2016 World Series), the White Sox (2005 World Series), the Bulls (1991–93, 1996–98), and Blackhawks (2015), and the Bears (1986). Enjoy the video narrated by Chicago Rapper, Common. Share what is your one favorite thing about Chicago in the comments below. #atproperties #rocadvisorygroup #chicagorealestate