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Haute 100 San Francisco Update: NFL Approves $200 Million Loan for Jed York’s 49ers New Stadium
President and CEO of the San Francisco 49ers Jed York just got some great news, and he’s eager to share. The NFL has approved a $200 million loan that will go to the funding of the team’s new Santa Clara stadium.
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Feb 2, 2012 4:37 PM
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Jed York put a gold shovel in the ground, marking the significant move to the city.
San Francisco 49ers president and Haute 100 San Francisco member Jed York has said over a conference call that the new Collective Bargaining Agreement has allowed for enough extra cash to build not one, but several new stadiums – a reported 1.5% of the entire league’s salary cap, to be exact.
Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Hall of Famer, football legend, and Haute 100 San Francisco member Joe Montana has a lot of accomplishments under his belt – and now he can add one more. The famed NFL figure was approved earlier this month by the Santa Clara City Council to start developing...
The San Francisco 49ers may be moving to a billion-dollar stadium in Santa Clara, but first the plans are going before a judge who will hear arguments regarding financing for the complex and whether it should be subject to voter approval.
The San Francisco 49ers announced that the official ground-breaking date for the new stadium will be April 19.
Jed York, owner of the San Francisco 49ers, joked while announcing who will throw to Randy Moss.
The entire San Francisco 49ers team, including with their owner, Dr. John York, President/CEO Jed York, head coach Jim Harbaugh, and general manager Trent Baalke joined top Silicon Valley CEOs to don aprons on Tuesday, August 9 for their role as celebrity waiters for nearly 1,000 guests at the fifth...
News sources are abuzz today in response to Pro Football Hall of Fame legend Jerry Rice’s words on Peyton Manning.
Great America theme park has been sold for $70 million to a San Francisco real estate firm, JMA, in a deal intended to resolve a two-year-old lawsuit filed by the park’s operators against the city of Santa Clara.
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