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Las Vegas Stadium Construction And Project Cost Is $3 Billion - Zennie62 Live Talk

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Las Vegas Stadium Construction And Project Cost Is $3 Billion - Zennie62 Live Talk Oakland Raiders Las Vegas NFLStadium Proposal Spreadsheet – Zennie Abraham With Bank Of America Loan / Offsite Transit Infrastructure Cost No Additional Debt Other than SNTIC Projection 07/24/19 Total Las Vegas Stadium Project Costs Las Vegas Stadium Guaranteed Max Price Cost $1,620,091,530.00 Change Orders Plus Alterations (Extra Suites, Etc.) $298,000,000.00 Land, Infrastructure, On-Site Costs $179,908,470.00 Practice Facility $100,000,000.00 Contingency $100,000,000.00 Total Stadium Basic Costs $2,298,000,000.00 Offsite Transportation Infrastructure Costs Per SB1 / NDOT (Note 3) $100,000,000.00 Offsite Non-Transportation Infrastructure Costs / Parking Per Clark County $150,000,000.00 Total Stadium Development Cost $2,548,000,000.00 NFL Relocation Fee (Spread Out) $370,000,000.00 Total Project Cost $2,918,000,000.00 Funding Sources (Note 2) Raiders Team Investment $500,000,000.00 Public Investment (LVSA / Clark County Bond Issue) $750,000,000.00 Private Investment (B of A Commercial Loan – 30 yr) $600,000,000.00 Additional Private – Public Investment $0.00 Total Funding Sources $1,850,000,000.00 Total NFL Stadium Project Net Operating Income -$1,068,000,000.00 SNTIC Model 30 Year Est Est. Stadium Revenues (From SNTIC Docs – Note 4) Total Annual Event Revenue $934,323,450.00 Total Annual Non-Event Revenue $309,632,820.00 Total Stadium Revenue $1,243,956,270.00 Est.Stadium Operating Expenses (From SNTIC Docs – Note 4) $646,119,390.00 Stadium Net Operating Income (From SNTIC Docs – Note 4) $597,836,880.00 Debt Service And Capital Debt Service (From SNTIC Model times 30 yrs) Bank Of America Dev Loan Debt (Loan + LIBOR) $624,840,000.00 Capital Expenditure $75,000,000.00 Total Debt Service And Capital $699,840,000.00 Free Stadium Operating Cash Flow -$102,003,120.00 Total Project Operating Cash Flow (TPOCF) -$1,170,003,120.00 Return on Investment -40.10%
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