Pro Football Hall Of Fame’s $700 Million Expansion Will Be Like Disney For Football Fans
The $700 million expansion project at the Pro Football Hall of Fame isn’t merely an addition, it’s a reimagination. Hailed as the first-ever sports and entertainment “Smart City,” the Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village consists of ten major components and will be unlike anything sports fans have ever experienced in one venue.
Pro Football Hall Of Fame Debuts Tom Benson Hall Of Fame Stadium
The NFL season kicks off at 8 p.m. this evening when the Dallas Cowboys meet the Arizona Cardinals in the newly refurbished 23,000-seat Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s campus in Canton, Ohio for the annual Hall of Fame Game.
Pro Football Hall Of Fame Scores Nine Figure Naming Rights Deal
The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio has just scored one of the richest naming rights deals in sports with Johnson Controls, a diversified technology and multi-industrial leader that serves customers in more than 150 countries.
13 Game-Changing NFL Stadiums
Not every NFL stadium revolves around a Colin Kaepernick controversy. Most attract attention on their own merit. With 20 glistening, über sleek pro football venues modernizing cityscapes in the last 20 years, it’s time to take inventory—a stadium tour.
America’s abandoned factories in hot demand
Vacant commercial spaces are in high demand as both startups and multinationals look for facilities to house their U.S. operations. Several factors are driving this trend, according to Stuart Lichter, president of Industrial Reality Group, one of the largest owners of U.S. commercial real estate.
Sale of Weyerhaeuser’s Federal Way campus means more intensive development
Los Angeles-based Industrial Realty Group paid $70.5 million Tuesday for the Federal Way campus of Weyerhaeuser and says it plans to sell off large pieces for redevelopment.
Pfizer campus buyer: Bring millennials to Pearl River
What will Pfizer’s sprawling campus look like under its new owner? The president and chairman of California-based Industrial Realty Group, which just bought 200 acres from the pharmaceutical giant, was in Pearl River on Tuesday to lay out the company’s vision for the 2 million square feet and dozens of buildings it now owns.
Pfizer sells 200 acres in Pearl River
Pfizer has sold about 200 acres of its property here to a real estate group that wants to create a campus that would mix science, technology, educational and retail businesses.
Pro Football Shrine Taps Into Its Inner Disney
The Pro Football Hall of Fame plans to dip into Walt Disney’s playbook to build a sports version of the famed entrepreneur’s theme parks.
Rebirth of America’s dead factories
The past two decades have been brutal for American manufacturing as companies shifted production overseas and introduced high-tech systems that eliminated jobs. Many of these once-thriving hubs have been idle for years, but that’s starting to change. “Demand for closed factories has picked up since the recession,” said Stuart Lichter, president of Industrial Realty Group, […]