How much is that suite overlooking the ballpark?

The answer to the question would have to come from the individual or individuals who lease one of those puppies. Jason Freier stated they were all gone. Matter of fact, the originally twelve went so quick that four additional suites were added. But, from the increased interest of the twenty year lease has driven the total number of suites from sixteen to twenty.

Let's guess at $20,000 a piece, the twenty would bring at least minimum of $4 million dollars. Not one ticket to the ballgame has been sold, and it appears that Freier is on his way to capturing his initial investment, wouldn't you think?

Sweet.

For Freier and company, I would think.

Now there is the condos. The marketing of the condos at the open house makes me think that, those puppies are still just sitting in the windows. It was rumored that there was at least ten sold and perhaps a potential of thirty more buyers from the folks who were in attendance at the open house.

Now many of the folks were city workers. Yep, folks who were connected to the project. These folks are good as stage extras, you know the folks who fill in for the real people.

Nevertheless, I missed seeing at least one gloating member of the city and one concerned citizen from the open house, both will remain nameless.