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State of the Stadium Industry Report at ALSD International Cites $5 Billion+ Projects Underway and More than 30 Major New Stadiums Predicted to Open in the 2020s.

City officials will work in 2020 with Sprague Hotel Developers to strike a deal to develop a proposed hotel/conference center in the heart of downtown Columbus

A commissioned report from Hunden Strategic Partners suggests Snohomish County build a 65,000 to 80,000-square-foot facility.

Hunden Strategic Partners is issuing a Request for Qualifications from developers and/or development teams regarding the ultimate development of a mixed-use project at 311 N. Boulder Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

A Galt House staple and one of the founding members of the Urban Bourbon Trail is set to debut a much different look later this year.

Based on our analysis, there wouldn’t be any project that would be commercially, financially viable on this site,” said Rob Hunden of Hunden Strategic Partners.

Rob Hunden presented the firm’s latest State of the Industry findings to attendees of the annual ALSD Design & Build Conference in Chicago

A feasibility study of proposed redevelopment concepts for the Tahoe City firehouse property will be presented at two public meetings this month as Placer County continues to explore options to reimagine the buildings for community use.

Northlight Theatre officials today announced they’ve been allocated $927,500 in state funding toward construction of their planned new theater in downtown Evanston.

A new study, conducted by Chicago-based real estate research and advisory firm Hunden Strategic Partners, suggests a bright future for retailers in downtown Indianapolis.

Rob Hunden delivers keynote speech addressing what developers need to know about the next generation of entertainment districts.

At 36,000 square feet, Offshore will be the largest rooftop deck in the country… scheduled to open late this month.

Robin Scott Hunden, president of Chicago-based Hunden Strategic Partners, spoke to the Lakeshore Redevelopment Planning Commission Tuesday about the property’s sustainability for “sportcations,” or major sports tournaments that attract athletes and families for competitions and tourism.

The Chicago City Council voted in favor of funding for two big, controversial projects: the Lincoln Yards and The 78 development Wednesday morning.

Hunden Strategic Partners set to conduct a market study to assess the viability of a sports complex on the former Laconia State School property.

The 164-acre Alliant Energy Center campus could be transformed over the next five years with renovations, hotels, restaurants, and apartments if a multi-million private-public redevelopment project goes through.

The large-scale downtown redevelopment project would replace the Richmond Coliseum, renovate the Blues Armory and build 2,800 apartments and a hotel.

The Mayor’s announcement follows the conclusion of a third-party analysis by Hunden Strategic Partners of the downtown redevelopment proposal.

Rangers Hope New Texas Live Will Put More Fans in Stands

Hunden Strategic Partners… named Louisville one of the nation’s top markets ready for a professional sports team

Hunden Reveals Top Major League Cities at ALSD Conference with State of the Industry Presentation

It seems the prediction of ISHC’s Rob Hunden… may be coming true with Marriott now experimenting with home-sharing

Kinseth Hospitality Companies is pleased to announce the official groundbreaking of the Courtyard by Marriott Sioux City

Before a shovel goes in the ground, there is much analysis that goes into a convention center project

More sports tournaments are coming to Rockford area and more visitors are booking hotel rooms in the region, two years after the debut of the UW Health Sports Factory

Everything in Moderation… Wait, What?? Lessons from the Amazon Bid

The planned Vail Mills development area may be the first test of whether Fulton County hotel feasibility study findings will come to fruition

At the first Williamson County Sports Authority meeting, local business leaders again heard the results from a sports feasibility study conducted in 2016, while discussing how to take steps towards building a county sports facility.

Big things are in store for the South Side museum

Through the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s competitive Reinvestment District Program, millions of dollars in state funding sat available for the right combination of projects that could transform the look and feel of a city.