The debt service on the loan from Fortress.
The Fortress fund is like a lender of last resort, making the type of loans nobody else will. Fortress themselves do not make the loan but rather an investment fund that they manage is the lender. They will charge a very high rate and also take some potential upside in the value of the asset through the warrants, which are similar to call options.
You don't borrow from a fund like this unless you have absolutely no choice.
The debt service on the loan from Fortress.
The Fortress fund is like a lender of last resort, making the type of loans nobody else will. Fortress themselves do not make the loan but rather an investment fund that they manage is the lender. They will charge a very high rate and also take some potential upside in the value of the asset through the warrants, which are similar to call options.
You don't borrow from a fund like this unless you have absolutely no choice.
$6m a year might not cover the interest alone, much less repayment, much less the cost of operating the arena. Glendale isn't going to pull $15-20m a year out of their ass. This is nonsense.
You don't borrow from a fund like this unless you have absolutely no choice.
Although I cannot confirm it I believe the arrangement with Fortress has been around since at least JIG v1.0
Would the BOG approve this deal? How would they be "made whole"?
She claim it 9% interest and this deal is crazy enough for her to be right. On a $120 million debt that $10.8 million a year just in interest?
That if you pay some of principal. I could so see RSE just paying the interest with Glendale money and flipping the team after 5 years.The first year, it's a decreasing loan.
The debt service on the loan from Fortress.
The Fortress fund is like a lender of last resort, making the type of loans nobody else will. Fortress themselves do not make the loan but rather an investment fund that they manage is the lender. They will charge a very high rate and also take some potential upside in the value of the asset through the warrants, which are similar to call options.
You don't borrow from a fund like this unless you have absolutely no choice.
Glendale paying for "arena management"
For starters, expansion money.
She claim it 9% interest and this deal is crazy enough for her to be right. On a $120 million debt that $10.8 million a year just in interest?
You know, after mulling over your post for the last 40 minutes it dawned on me...
Given all these "details" of the deal (via Forbes), why does this whole scenario sound a lot more like LeBlanc than it does Gosbee?
Perhaps I'm giving Gosbee too much credit? This supposed "deal" doesn't seem to resinate or have that Gosbee "vibe". This deal doesn't ooze "protection" for Renaissance, this thing stinks of desperation.
Lender of Last Resort?
NHL-backed (endorsed) deferment?
$45M / remainder financed?
Again, maybe it's just me or I'm off the grid regarding Gosbee but, man... now that it's sinking in, this looks to be the more in-depth revealings of IceEdge's first go at it than Renaissance.
Carry on
are they just handing him $100 mm?
Again, maybe it's just me or I'm off the grid regarding Gosbee but, man... now that it's sinking in, this looks to be the more in-depth revealings of IceEdge's first go at it than Renaissance.
Cant remember exactly, but $196M seems to ring a bell. In addition to that he was willing to basically gift the COG either $25M or $50M in "transition funds" to help them on their journey with the building, additionally offering to MLSE & I believe the Sabres a negotiated set of indemnification fee's, and also offered the Arena Management Contract & Concessions at Copps to the former. He was also offering to cover somewhere around 33%+ on an app $200M reno, the city & province kicking in the rest.
I wonder if Judge Baum would like to comment on his ruling now. Some journalist should track him down.$212.5 million for the team, which would have cleared 100% of all debts including those owed to Moyes and Gretzky. In addition he initially offered Glendale $25 million and then later raised it to $50 million.
A lot of things happened since May 24th. We learned last Tuesday how hard Gary would try selling the deal to Glendale. Turn out he gave it one morning and could not wait to get off the tarmac before washing his hand of the whole deal. The same night we learned that Glendale has budgeted 6 Million no more and the rewrote their budget policy to stop creative accounting. And today somebody leaked to Forbes the details of the RSE deal and it a joke.I came here a few weeks back and asked if anything had happened... Someone said something would happen on May 24.
It's May 30th, anything?
I came here a few weeks back and asked if anything had happened... Someone said something would happen on May 24.
It's May 30th, anything?
I came here a few weeks back and asked if anything had happened... Someone said something would happen on May 24.
It's May 30th, anything?
The bid unsealing ceremony has been pushed back until tomorrow. Be sure to stock up on Cheetos and champagne.