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Quicken Loans Arena

Quicken Loans Arena

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Rocket Arena.

References

  1. ^ 2017. Komoroski and Offtermatt spoke after a Gateway Economic Development Corp. board meeting...The non-profit organization, a joint entity created by the city and county, owns the arena and Progressive Field and enforces the team leases on behalf of the county.
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  16. ^ 2016. The Cavaliers announced plans Tuesday for a $140 million project to renovate Quicken Loans Arena, the downtown home of the NBA champions since 1994.
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