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RE: SDSU supporters launch ballot initiative for stadium
(10-05-2017 09:29 PM)Renandpat Wrote:  You must have the $$$ as it's not going to come in buckets from Sacramento or from tuition/fees. You netter have either friends or eminent domain. Universities in the real estate business isn't a wise future venture.

One of the most potentially valuable parcels of land in the US at a price the Mayor set at a stupidly low mark to help his buddies at FSI. The CSUS would be dumb not to buy it. The CSUS purchases land quite often for its schools.
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