He bought and built next to the Sofi stadium and he is doing well.I will probably buy a few things here and there in Belize.

We bought 6 units next the stadium last year for ~$260k on the MLS

The Silverdome stadium sold for just over $0.5M (cost $55M in 1975 dollars to build which was over $200M equivalent worth when it sold for $0.5M). 

I am a Young Architect who has designed Division I College football stadiums, higher education buildings and publication schools.

Stadium site would be touchy politically, though it is about the ONLY avail site that

I remember not long ago when that part of DC (near RFK/Stadium Armory) was “undesirable” to some.

The unit is only 8 minutes for the Dallas Cowboys stadium and a number of other attractions so I believe it will stay relatively full.CoC with managment will be about 8%, I plan to self manage while I'm there so with self managing it's more like 12%.

I did a comparison to my stepson's LA triplex that he paid 1.2M for (and put like 250k down on in cash), where he nets about 1k a month, hoping it will appreciate huge in about 5 years bc of a stadium nearby (he bought at a speculative price to begin with so overpaid, but that's LA)VSour purchases, where we buy super low, rehab high and rent high (about 130k in each), and they are appreciating at about 20%/year (revitalization in the neighborhood).

Which is going to come in super handy when we're drunk as all hell after watching our Tribal Chief Roman Reigns and The Great One Dwayne The Rock Johnson put on a Summerslam match for the ages at the Cleveland Browns Stadium. 

In 2006-2008 as part of an affordable housing redevelopment push, several beautiful new townhouse AND townhouse-duplex communities were built with local / state grants and favorable zoning both downtown and in outlying areas such as near some new riverside office development and baseball stadium.