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Baltimore Arena holds groundbreaking for $200M renovation project - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Arena holds groundbreaking for $200M renovation project

In exchange for the massive renovation on the 60-year-old Baltimore Arena, California-based Oak View Group will lease the 15,000-person capacity arena for the next 30 years.

LeBron James eyes NBA franchise ownership in Las Vegas after becoming a billionaire - Vimarsana News

LeBron James eyes NBA franchise ownership in Las Vegas after becoming a billionaire

The four-time NBA champion, 37, made the announcement amid rumors that the NBA is strongly considering Las Vegas and Seattle as prime candidates for its 2024 expansion.

Oak View Group, helmed by former MLSE CEO Leiweke, launches Canadian division | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Oak View Group, helmed by former MLSE CEO Leiweke, launches Canadian division | iNFOnews

TORONTO - The Tim Leiweke-helmed Oak View Group launched a new Canadian division on Wednesday — OVG Canada — and announced that Canada Basketball was on board as its first client.

Source: infotel.ca
Renovations to begin on Baltimore Arena, which is expected to reopen in February - Vimarsana News

Renovations to begin on Baltimore Arena, which is expected to reopen in February

The 60-year-old Baltimore Arena is about to get a facelift. Oak View Group plans to spend $150 million or more to redevelop the city-owned arena. A groundbreaking is planned for Thursday.

Renovations to begin on Baltimore Arena; expected to reopen in February - Vimarsana News

Renovations to begin on Baltimore Arena; expected to reopen in February

The 60-year-old Baltimore Arena is about to get a facelift. Oak View Group plans to spend $150 million or more to redevelop the city-owned arena. A groundbreaking is planned for Thursday.