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Portland Diamond Project, Major League Baseball
Portland Diamond Project sets its sights on Southwest Waterfront property to build MLB stadium
The Portland Diamond Project said the stadium will likely be built on the vacant piece of land between the Tilikum Crossing and the Ross Island Bridge.
Portland Diamond Project says it has agreement for baseball stadium at South Waterfront site
The Portland Diamond Project has agreed on terms to buy property at Zidell Yards on the city’s South Waterfront, the organization’s leader told The Oregonian/OregonLive, marking a possible step forward for the at times halting effort to bring Major League Baseball to Portland.
Baseball organization plans to buy S. Portland waterfront space for Major League stadium
The Portland Diamond Project has signed a letter of intent to purchase Zidell Yards on Portland’s South Waterfront for the future home of a Major League Baseball stadium. This marks a significant step in bringing professional baseball to the Rose City.
Portland Diamond Project reaches agreement to buy South Waterfront property for MLB stadium
The organization has been trying to secure a site for a Major League Baseball stadium since 2018, previously looking at the Lloyd Center and other sites.
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Exclusive: Portland Diamond Project president talks MLB at ZIdell Yards
Major League Baseball in Portland is a step closer to reality with news that the backers have acquired Zidell Yards in South Waterfront for a stadium. How exactly would a stadium fit on the 33-acre site?
Portland Diamond Project signs letter of intent to buy site for MLB stadium
About a week after the WNBA announced its return to Portland, the Portland Diamond Project has moved forward with its efforts to bring Major League Baseball to the city as well. On Tuesday, the Portland Diamond Project revealed it signed a letter of intent to acquire the South Waterfront’s Zidell Yards — with hopes of it becoming the next MLB stadium.
Portland Diamond Project plans to buy South Waterfront property for baseball stadium
Portland Diamond Project says it has signed a Letter of Intent to buy Zidell Yards, a 33-acre former shipyard on the Willamette River. The property is currently owned by ZRZ Real Estate, a Zidell family business. The organization says the purchase would be a significant step in bringing MLB to Portland.
Portland Diamond Project agrees to purchase site for future baseball stadium
The Diamond Project, which hopes to land a major league expansion team to Portland or lure an existing franchise, has considered other stadium sites in recent years. In January, it was discussing a $50 million purchase of the RedTail Golf Course in Beaverton. Cheek at the time said the site "simply could not be a better fit for our project."
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Businesses giddy over Portland baseball possibility
Though a Major League Baseball Opening Day in Portland is at least 5 years away, businesses in the Rose City are firmly ...
Athletic Business
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Daily Digs: Investors Secure Land for Portland MLB Stadium, Regent University's $50M Athletics Facility, and More!
Diamond Project said Tuesday it signed a letter of intent to buy Zidell Yards in the city’s South Waterfront area. The group ...
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Portland Diamond Project In Late-Stage Talks to Buy Zidell Yards
The Portland Diamond Project, a private group of baseball supporters that for years has aspired to bring a Major League ...
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