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ULB, developer announce plans for new downtown Dallas ballpark

04/23/2009 11:29 AM

04/23/2009 11:29 AM - A developer working in conjunction with Reunion Sports Group, the owners and operators of independent United League Baseball, is proposing a new ULB ballpark as part of a $500-million development near downtown Dallas and the Trinity River.

If the land for development is purchased out of foreclosure soon, the new ballpark could be open in 2010.

The issue: Financing for the project. The developer, Richard Seib, is working with Reunion Sports on private financing for the entire project, which would include a water park, 2,500 housing units and retail.

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