I think that is a strong possibility. And that makes me wonder what this will do to us season ticket holders. If they move, will the stadium still hold 80k? Will I even be able to get the same level of quality of seats and for the same price? Will my seats be much more expensive? Will there be BS such as luxury licenses like other organizations in the NFL have done? So many questions. But alas, none of it matters as of now. not for 7 years, at least.

They have unrealistic ideals. You could get a decent 2br apartment in KC proper in 2019 for 1000/month. You could also buy a decent house in a nice neighborhood for 250k

Yes assessments went up dramatically and since Covid this market is nothing but an investor hotbed looking to extract maximum value out of a previously stable and very affordable area.

Which means you need to make a $1000 a week to make sure you can get by.

The sad part is a new stadium won't have the same steep grade as Arrowhead, so you'll feel like you're two miles from the field.

$1200 does seem a little high to me but then, I lived in some real crappy places when I was young and poor. It is not high for a place in KC. And especially not with the inflation we've had over the past few years.

Squatters? :D

Well, that's good and bad, I suppose. I mean, it feels like I need a sherpa to get to my seats some days. LMAO

Rent is normally calculated as one percent of the property value. So a home that is valued at $120,000 would rent for $1200.

Yes at least

I had no idea the A’s might be moving to Las Vegas.

That fix probably covers it much simpler.

Yes


Sure


Absolutely not


Of course


Yes


And the answers to all of them are very obvious

Yes.

You know what the answer is going to be to all of these. That's why I agree the Chiefs messaging was not great, but even here today people want them to "come back with a better plan" like they have any leverage. I agree the renovations did not do a lot for the average fan but that's not what they're comparing it to. I'd bet that Clark and Mark Donovan were comparing those renovations to what they they'd get with a new stadium in KS. New suites, luxury areas, etc, etc. The Arrowhead renovations were their shot at trying to make a lot of fans happy by staying, while creating revenue like a lot of other teams are doing now with suites and such.

~60,000 something total capacity, PSLs and a dome.


Hooray.