The days of defining a sports capital simply by the number of championships its teams win are long gone. Today, cities used to competing for Fortune 500 headquarters and conventions are in a high-stakes competition to turn sports into an economic and cultural platform that can reinvent the economy and attract new visitors. To broaden the fan experience beyond just the games, municipalities, team owners and private developers are scrambling to build mixed-use developments around stadiums and arenas. These districts could attract more than $100 billion in investments over the next 15 years, the Klutch Sports Group, in partnership with the…
