Depressed Detroit: The Sale of the Pontiac Silverdome

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Depressed Detroit: The Sale of the Pontiac Silverdome

Tuesday, 24 November 2009 10:04

John Lounsbury submits:

A yet-to-be identified Canadian family-owned real estate organization (from Toronto) has bought the Pontiac Silverdome $583,000. It will reportedly be used as an indoor soccer facility. The cost to build the 80,000 seat arena in 1975 was $55.7 million. That would be $227 million in 2009 dollars.