PRO SPORTS EXPERIENCE

CSL International and members of our staff have assisted numerous professional sports franchises and public sector clients with respect to the development and operation of sports facilities, the acquisition of franchises and negotiation assistance relative to facility leases and market relocations. Over the past 20 years we have worked with 75 percent of the major professional sports franchises or on projects related to those franchises. It is from this level of depth that we are able to bring a unique perspective to every client. This type and level of experience is unmatched in the industry.

A sample of selected projects include:

• Atlanta, Georgia (Atlanta Falcons - Renovated Georgia Dome)
• East Rutherford, New Jersey (New York Giants - New/Renovated Stadium)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (Minnesota Twins - New Ballpark)
• St. Louis, Missouri (St. Louis Cardinals - New Ballpark)
• Dallas, Texas (Dallas Mavericks - American Airlines Center)
• Brooklyn, New York (Multipurpose Arena)
• Seattle, Washington (Seattle Supersonics - Key Arena)
• San Antonio, Texas (AT&T Center)

Additionally, other CSL facility planning engagements involving professional sports tenants include the following:

• Arlington, Texas (The Ballpark in Arlington)
• Baltimore, Maryland (M&T Bank Stadium)
• Baltimore, Maryland (Oriole Park at Camden Yards)
• Boston, Massachusetts (Fenway Park)
• Boston, Massachusetts (Fleet Center)
• Buffalo, New York (HSBC Arena)
• Charlotte, North Carolina (New NBA Arena)
• Chicago, Illinois (United Center)
• Chicago, Illinois (US Cellular Field)
• Cleveland, Ohio (Cleveland Browns Stadium)
• Cleveland, Ohio (Gund Arena)
• Cleveland, Ohio (Jacobs Field)
• Dallas, Texas (American Airlines Center)
• Dallas, Texas (New NFL Stadium)
• Denver, Colorado (Coors Field)
• Denver, Colorado (Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium)
• Denver, Colorado (Pepsi Center)
• Detroit, Michigan (Comerica Park)
• Detroit, Michigan (Ford Field)
• Edmonton, Alberta (Skyreach Centre)
• Foxborough, Massachusetts, (Gillette Stadium)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin (Lambeau Field Renovation)
• Houston, Texas (Toyota Center)
• Indianapolis, Indiana (New NFL Stadium)
• Indianapolis, Indiana (RCA Dome)
• Jacksonville, Florida (Alltel Stadium)
• Kansas City, Missouri (Kauffman Stadium)
• Landover, Maryland (FedEx Field)
• Los Angeles, California (Staples Center)
• Miami, Florida (American Airlines Arena)
• Miami, Florida (New MLB Ballpark)
• Miami, Florida (Office Depot Center)
• Miami, Florida (Pro Player Stadium)
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Bradley Center)
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Miller Park)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (Metrodome)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (New MLB Ballpark)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (New NFL Stadium)
• Minneapolis, Minnesota (Target Center)
• Montreal, Quebec (Bell Centre)
• Nashville, Tennessee (The Coliseum)
• New York, New York (Madison Square Garden)
• New York, New York (New MLB Ballpark)
• New York, New York (Yankee Stadium)
• Newark, New Jersey (New NHL Arena)
• Oakland, California (Network Associates Coliseum)
• Oakland, California (The Arena in Oakland)
• Orlando, Florida (TD Waterhouse Garden)
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Wachovia Center)
• Phoenix, Arizona (America West Arena)
• Phoenix, Arizona (Bank One Ballpark)
• Phoenix, Arizona (New NFL Stadium)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (New NHL Arena)
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (PNC Park)
• Portland, Oregon (Rose Garden)
• Quebec City, Quebec (Colisee de Quebec)
• Sacramento, California (ARCO Arena)
• Salt Lake City, Utah (Delta Center)
• San Antonio, Texas (SBC Center)
• San Francisco, California (SBC Park)
• Seattle, Washington (Qwest Field)
• Seattle, Washington (Safeco Field)
• St. Louis, Missouri (Edward Jones Dome)
• St. Louis, Missouri (Savvis Center)
• St. Paul, Minnesota (Xcel Energy Center)
• Tampa Bay, Florida (Raymond James Stadium)
• Tampa, Florida (St. Pete Times Forum)
• Toronto, Ontario (Air Canada Centre)
• Toronto, Ontario (Skydome)
• Vancouver, British Columbia (GM Place)
• Washington, District of Columbia (MCI Center)
• Winnipeg, Manitoba (Winnipeg Arena)