Winning bid for East Bank estimates the tax tradeoff of including affordable housing, site for TPAC


These dollar signs (in the range of several hundred million dollars) are the first public numbers to illustrate and put a finer point on what's been, to this point, just a concept. Metro won't maximize all the tax revenue it could squeeze out of its city-owned land around the new stadium because of its desire to feature affordable housing, public parks and a site for TPAC, which needs to move out of its current state-owned location.

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