The long-planned $100-million XL Center renovations addressing both aging infrastructure and aging fan accommodations may begin in January if the state releases some $65 million in bonding. (more…)

The long-planned $100-million XL Center renovations addressing both aging infrastructure and aging fan accommodations may begin in January if the state releases some $65 million in bonding. (more…)
Currently, there are several major markets in the United States that are served by aging arenas. Although these venues remain functional for events, they are behind their competitors in many areas, making them consistent subjects of speculation over major renovation or replacements. (more…)
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont supports funding upcoming XL Center upgrades, but addressing the Hartford venue’s long-term future will require a separate solution. (more…)
Fresh off NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament action that boosted economic activity in Hartford, proponents are bolstering their case for an XL Center renovation. (more…)
Officials are issuing a request for proposals (RFP) for Hartford’s XL Center, marking the latest step in the procces of seeking a buyer for the venue. (more…)
In the latest twist in the debate over the future of Hartford’s XL Center, Connecticut governor Dannel Malloy is proposing $100 million in funding for upgrades. (more…)
With a potential sale process now in the works, questions are being raised about the future status of Hartford’s XL Center. (more…)
Connecticut lawmakers are floating a proposal that could see Hartford’s XL Center hit the block, with the arena potentially going up for sale in 2019. (more…)
Hartford is stepping up with a case for the NHL, as governor Dannel Malloy is pitching a $250 million renovation to the XL Center. (more…)
Yeah, it’s a little opportunistic, but Hartford officials say they’d roll out the welcome mat for the New York Islanders if the team were to indeed to leave Barclays Center after the 2017-18 NHL season. (more…)
Proposed renovations to the XL Center are drawing support in some circles, but the $250 million price tag could be an issue. (more…)
Despite a $35 million renovation, the XL Center future is under debate in Hartford, where city officials are deciding whether to pour more money into the facility. (more…)
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