Do you support the proposal for the new arena?

  • Yes

    Votes: 89 65.0%
  • No

    Votes: 39 28.5%
  • Maybe

    Votes: 9 6.6%

  • Total voters
    137
Hmmm… that gave me a maybe not so great idea, but an idea nonetheless.

For a name “Scotiabank Chinook Arch” or “Telus Arch” or given the display screen showing the northern lights “Scotiabank Aurora” or something unique.
 
Forbes recently came out with their estimates of NHL team values. The Flames are #18 at $680 million; the Oilers are #7 at $1,100 million. The article says that the new arena is a big reason for the Oilers to be so highly valued; I suspect without the new arena they'd be pretty similar to Calgary -- similar sized markets, similar quality of team. So that's around a $420 million US ($530M CDN) increase in value. The Islanders started this season in a new arena, and their value went up $430 million from the previous year. Good thing we're giving the CSEC $300 million, so they can get $500M in value back.
 
Forbes recently came out with their estimates of NHL team values. The Flames are #18 at $680 million; the Oilers are #7 at $1,100 million. The article says that the new arena is a big reason for the Oilers to be so highly valued; I suspect without the new arena they'd be pretty similar to Calgary -- similar sized markets, similar quality of team. So that's around a $420 million US ($530M CDN) increase in value. The Islanders started this season in a new arena, and their value went up $430 million from the previous year. Good thing we're giving the CSEC $300 million, so they can get $500M in value back.
I'm fairly close to the TV deal negotiations for the Oilers/Flames, and I hate to say it, but the Oilers fanbase is substantially bigger than that of the Flames
 
I'm fairly close to the TV deal negotiations for the Oilers/Flames, and I hate to say it, but the Oilers fanbase is substantially bigger than that of the Flames
The Oil have had a ton of generational talents in the NHL and won 5 cups so it's no surprise that the Flames have the smaller fan base.
 
Forbes recently came out with their estimates of NHL team values. The Flames are #18 at $680 million; the Oilers are #7 at $1,100 million. The article says that the new arena is a big reason for the Oilers to be so highly valued; I suspect without the new arena they'd be pretty similar to Calgary -- similar sized markets, similar quality of team. So that's around a $420 million US ($530M CDN) increase in value. The Islanders started this season in a new arena, and their value went up $430 million from the previous year. Good thing we're giving the CSEC $300 million, so they can get $500M in value back.
The Oilers value.
-$455 million in 2015
-$445 million in 2016
-$520 million in 2017
-$540 million in 2018
-$575 million in 2019
-$550 million in 2020
-$1.1 Billion in 2021

The Flames value.
-$435 million in 2015
-$410 million in 2016
-$430 million in 2017
-$450 million in 2018
-$500 million in 2019
-$480 million in 2020
-$680 million in 2021
 
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The Oilers value.
-$455 million in 2015
-$445 million in 2016
-$520 million in 2017
-$540 million in 2018
-$575 million in 2019
-$550 million in 2020
-$1.1 Billion in 2021

The Flames value.
-$435 million in 2015
-$410 million in 2016
-$430 million in 2017
-$450 million in 2018
-$500 million in 2019
-$480 million in 2020
-$680 million in 2021


the value of failure. or but to be fair, the discount of having your head up your ass for 20yrs.
 
Forbes recently came out with their estimates of NHL team values. The Flames are #18 at $680 million; the Oilers are #7 at $1,100 million. The article says that the new arena is a big reason for the Oilers to be so highly valued; I suspect without the new arena they'd be pretty similar to Calgary -- similar sized markets, similar quality of team. So that's around a $420 million US ($530M CDN) increase in value. The Islanders started this season in a new arena, and their value went up $430 million from the previous year. Good thing we're giving the CSEC $300 million, so they can get $500M in value back.
It isn’t like the owners can cash in that value. Maybe Forbes think a new arena will generate an extra $30million in free cash flow a year for the Oilers - $45 extra a ticket or so.

Also have to discount Calgarys potential ‘bump’ for the contribution from the club which doesn’t exist in Edmonton’s case.
 

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