On Project Marvel, proposed new Spurs downtown arena with Spurs Political Consultant Andrew Solano
What questions surround Project Marvel? Spurs Political Consultant Andrew Solano clears things up.
San Antonio’s skyline could see a dramatic transformation with the city’s ambitious Project Marvel.
This proposed downtown arena and entertainment district promises to reshape the city’s landscape and the San Antonio Spurs’ future court.
Host Jeff Garcia and Andrew Solano (Spurs Political Consultant) break down the latest term sheet, revealing a staggering $2.1 billion commitment from the franchise. Will this massive investment pay off for the Silver and Black, Spurs fans, the city, and more?
Key discussions include the $500 million direct arena contribution, a community benefits agreement, and the project’s potential economic impact. The upcoming city council vote looms large, with two competing resolutions on the table. Solano addresses community concerns, from project timeline to potential Alamodome improvements.
Tune in for an insider’s perspective on this game-changing proposal that could redefine San Antonio and the Spurs’ long-term home.
0:00 Intro: Latest on Project Marvel and Spurs arena
5:31 Mayor’s concerns and council dynamics explained
10:00 Updated term sheet commitments from Spurs
14:38 Community benefits agreement and comparisons
19:02 No impact on the city’s general fund
26:13 Potential scenarios for Thursday’s council vote
31:41 Fan questions on Project Marvel timeline
35:24 Final thoughts and how to get involved
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6 Comments
Why is there a disconnect with the mayor and project Marvel? Nobody including the mayor herself is honest in answering this question…. Her goal is not to be responsible with the project, her goal is to stop the project! Just look at her policy vision rooted in equality…
A quote from it reads “Redirecting funding from proposed multibillion-dollar projects, such as a $4 billion downtown arena, toward essential services”
There is the answer that everyone is afraid to say
The amount of money being invested by the Spurs, private investment and Texas is outstanding! It would be a crime for San Antonio to miss out on this opportunity, that earmarked state money will go to other cities for development. #gospursgo
Sorry this may be a dumb question but why do the citizens need to vote for this if it doesn’t seem to affect us based on what’s being covered. If the city council is good with it why not just move forward and build it? I would like to have something new and nice in the city that produces jobs and more money in the city.
Where is UTSA football on the Alamodome convo? Or will they go build another bigger stadium?
Need the Spurs to open up some fan education booths outside the Frost bank center that detail every single aspect of the project, so fans can stop and learn about it before games. Starting October 22 for game 1 of the season
Let's be real most people here didn't even know what they voted for . They just saw D vs R on the ballot . Now people are supprised, she literally ran on redirecting the arena funds .