The City Council is voting Tuesday on a $342 million Railyards development including:- New soccer stadium for Republic FC- 3,600-seat live music venue (transforming historic Central Shops)- Mixed-use entertainment district with housing, retail, commercialMajor capital is flowing into Sacramento's Railyards.

In Tampa you'll see maybe some Buccaneers theming in houses near the stadium but minimal. 

Also, check if there are any stadiums or major event venues in the area.

Stadium & Entertainment: Atrium Health Ballpark brings foot traffic and drives short-term rental appeal.Attraction Growth: Proximity to breweries, trails, and new retail makes it increasingly desirable for both renters and buyers.Investor Takeaway: High-demand suburban & lifestyle-driven markets are commanding top rents, while affordable pockets like Kannapolis and Lincolnton offer strong growth potential.

I have one U/C for a client near the stadium that is $560k and revenue projection at $120k+ Freaking great numbers!

For a second home you’d visit a few times a year, renting it out when you’re not there can make sense, but it’s worth looking at other nearby markets that historically perform better for cash flow and longer-term rental demand.A few thoughts:Older homes near Surprise Stadium/tennis courts – These can attract seasonal travelers, but condition and ongoing maintenance could eat into your cash flow.

I saw Led Zeppelin live at Kezar Stadium ( San Fran) it was Bill Grahms first out door concert.. before that it was Winterland  and the Fillmore West and sometimes the COW palace..

The Oracle world headquarters campus and new Titans stadium will anchor the lovely riverfront greenway development (Nashonomics).- Breaking News Bonus - The President has fired Fed Governor Lisa Cook for cause, alleging mortgage fraud (buying 2 primary residences, to get a favorable mortgage rate).

I think the South college football turnouts are larger due to the proximity of all the colleges in the SEC, their stadium size, and the tailgating culture. 

But the moment a call feels off, the whole stadium is on its feet.So here’s my question to fellow property managers, realtors, and service providers: What are you doing to encourage your silent majority to speak up?