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Loudoun County supervisor says D.C. United complex isn't about making a profit
While it might not pencil out as the most profitable commercial real estate deal, one Loudoun County supervisor believes the proposal to bring a professional soccer complex to Leesburg shouldn’t be viewed as potential money maker.
The board of supervisors is slated to hold a public hearing Wednesday to consider the agreement, under which D.C. United hopes to build its headquarters and a stadium for a minor-league affiliate with at least 5,000 seats on county-owned land at Philip A. Bolen Memorial…
Source: Arizona Business Journal
