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Midway Rising’s $3.9B San Diego Redevelopment Clears Sacramento as Risk Shifts From Courtroom to Capital Stack

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Two bills enrolled in the final hours of California's legislative session would retire the environmental litigation risk that has stalled the 48-acre Sports Arena redevelopment for four years, leaving an unsigned ground lease and a Dec. 4 negotiating deadline as the last hurdles standing between Midway Rising and a shovel.

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