Remaking the Q
Here is what Quicken Loans Arena could look like, from Huron Road, after a $140 million renovation paid for by taxpayers and the Cavs.Quicken Loans Arena, home of LeBron and the Cavs, to get $140 million makeover
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Cavs will split the cost with Cuyahoga County, the city of Cleveland and Destination Cleveland. Continue reading.
NBA All-Star game coming to Cleveland, perhaps by 2020, Cavaliers say
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The Cavs have been promised the big event — which draws celebrities and millions of dollars in tourist spending — once the arena is renovated Continue reading.
See plans for the Q transformation
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
The Q will undergo a $140 million renovation that is expected to extend the life of the 22-year-old arena for another 18 years. Read more
Q deal could face Cleveland City Council opposition, if Browns’ stadium is predictive
Leila Atassi, cleveland.com
The Q averages 2 million guests, $245 million in direct spending a year: By the numbers
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Cuyahoga County cannot afford to give millions to the Q: 9 other priorities
Karen Farkas, cleveland.com
Is Quicken Loans Arena overhaul worth your tax dollars? Consider these points as you decide (ANALYSIS)
