Cities analyze funding models for upcoming basketball projects
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 9:53 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
An analysis of state funding for basketball projects reveals that four cities received private contributions ranging from 18% to 62% of their respective project costs. While some secured additional revenue through annual rent payments or revenue sharing, Memphis and Orlando remain the only cities relying fully on public funding for construction. With this context, discussions around funding mechanisms will likely continue as each city navigates its financial strategies in the upcoming months.
- •Four cities received 18% to 62% private funding contributions.
- •Memphis and Orlando only cities using full public funding.
- •Cities negotiating rent payments and revenue sharing.
- •Funding strategies to impact future basketball projects.
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