Stadium Watch 2024 -Jackson County Residents: How Are You Voting?

[Pablo]

Vote in this poll if you actually live in Jackson county.

We've all shared our opinions in the other thread. But who gives a shit what somebody in Platte County or Johnson County or Phoenix or NYC thinks. We're all just noise.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by Pablo

I think they believe 1200 is an astronomical rent rate.

And it’s a group full of people that believe they are fighting systematic inequalities or something along those lines. I think one of the people chained themselves to a door at the courthouse once to really shake up the system

The irony of KC Tenants is that they've killed projects that would have created thousands of new homes which would bring price down

[jettio]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

The irony of KC Tenants is that they've killed projects that would have created thousands of new homes which would bring price down

What specific projects are you referring to?

I think the most influential thing they prevailed on was the redistricting maps for KCMO.

I think one effect they have is to change the idea of it is easier to get something passed in a low turnout election if you have union support and famous names and get endorsements from political clubs.

It may turn out that a higher turnout election would be the better strategy to win a ballot question if KC Tenants says vote no. I think they get their vote out.

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

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


Hooray.

72,500 is what Super Bowl needs

[ChiefsCountry]

And the grift with them continue....

[WhawhaWhat]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

And the grift with them continue....

Getting upset over a $40 t-shirt instead of $2 billion for stadiums is a weird choice.

[bdj23]

$40 for a t-shirt isn't very inclusive

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

72,500 is what Super Bowl needs

State Farm Field is 64k roughly.

And the SB ain't coming to Kansas City.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

The irony of KC Tenants is that they've killed projects that would have created thousands of new homes which would bring price down

They've done more harm to KC housing prices than any mustache-twirling two dimensional villain ever could.

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

The irony of KC Tenants is that they've killed projects that would have created thousands of new homes which would bring price down

Can't fix stupid people being told they are victims making poor decisions...

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

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.

and that sucks... I love arrowhead for that reason. I am in the 2nd row of the upper deck and love my seats and wouldn't move down if the price was the same.

[TribalElder]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

And the grift with them continue....

isn't the K connected to the C like trademarked by the Royals?

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

They've done more harm to KC housing prices than any mustache-twirling two dimensional villain ever could.

Jobs as well.

[tk13]

Nate Taylor, who is as close to the Chiefs as any writer in sports, does not believe the Chiefs will be quick to come back to the table with Jackson County.

"I think we all need to get used to the fact that the Chiefs could be playing in Kansas in a decade or less."

— Josh Chavis (@JoshChavis65) April 4, 2024

[Jerm]

Originally Posted by tk13

Nate Taylor, who is as close to the Chiefs as any writer in sports, does not believe the Chiefs will be quick to come back to the table with Jackson County.

"I think we all need to get used to the fact that the Chiefs could be playing in Kansas in a decade or less."

— Josh Chavis (@JoshChavis65) April 4, 2024

Uh huh...I'll believe it when I see it.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by jettio

What specific projects are you referring to?

I think the most influential thing they prevailed on was the redistricting maps for KCMO.

I think one effect they have is to change the idea of it is easier to get something passed in a low turnout election if you have union support and famous names and get endorsements from political clubs.

It may turn out that a higher turnout election would be the better strategy to win a ballot question if KC Tenants says vote no. I think they get their vote out.

Here's a sampling of projects they've opposed that have had major delays or cancellations because of their opposition:

Lux Riverfront
Freighthouse Village
Katz Redevelopment (Main & Westport)
Wonderland (19th & Broadway)
City Harvest (5th & Main)
Mac Developemtn (Armour & Main)
ATT HQ Residential Conversion (8th & Locust)
KCATA High-Rise (10th & Main)
KC Royals Ballpark (East Village)
Ascend at River Market (Fmr. Defeo Tower (Oak & Third))
KC Current Village
The Midland Lofts (1221 Baltimore)
Parker Square Apartments
Old KCPS Headquarters
4711 Belleview
74 Broadway - Waldo Proposal (47th & Broadway)
Bravo Hotel



They also have over a million dollar in liquid assests. Haven't built a single house.

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