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The state is moving another step closer to building the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) after two priority-listed offerors were selected to be considered to develop NASED. This decision
It is down to two teams of developers that could end up designing and building the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, the developers under consideration include both local and mainland firms.
Two teams were announced Thursday as finalists for the job of developing, building, operating and maintaining the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, or NASED.
State Officials Looking For Ways To Finance New Stadium, Repair Old One - Honolulu Civil Beat State Officials Looking For Ways To Finance New Stadium, Repair Old One Stadium officials won’t put an opening date on the new stadium after seeing other projects in Hawaii stall. Reading time: 6 minutes. State officials are reevaluating how to finance construction of a new Aloha Stadium, which is expected to cost the state $350 million, while also looking at what it would take to fix up the current stadium. In the meantime, a group of consultants hired to shepherd development of the stadium and...