Northern Educate buys Vadnais Sports Center
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Northern Educate buys Vadnais Sports Center
Article in the Star Tribune confirming the purchase price of $13 million is subject to Northern Educate obtaining financing to "close the deal".
http://www.startribune.com/local/east/229153451.html
http://www.startribune.com/local/east/229153451.html
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More important than the "academy"....Does this mean we have to go back to playing White Bear teams at the old, dirty, white bear'ish rinks?
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Seeing that NE encourages their kids to play association hockey during the winter, I don't think you will see the White Bear youth program migrate away from VH anytime soon.Tenoverpar wrote:More important than the "academy"....Does this mean we have to go back to playing White Bear teams at the old, dirty, white bear'ish rinks?
"I find tinsel distracting"
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YIKES...
No offense to Northern Educate by any means, but whoever spearheaded the turn-down of $10.55M CASH, should be removed of their duties.
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The bond holders wanted the Northern Educate bid. They will still get a 50%+ haircut. I believe Northern Educated should be able to find financing to pay $13 million for a facility that cost $26 million to build.fastncrash wrote:No offense to Northern Educate by any means, but whoever spearheaded the turn-down of $10.55M CASH, should be removed of their duties.
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I think the building's actual market value and its projected cash flow will be more important than its original construction cost.WarmUpTheBus wrote:I believe Northern Educated should be able to find financing to pay $13 million for a facility that cost $26 million to build.
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Seriously. And I'd love to see the assumptions built into any business plan that claims to be able to service that debt. This thing will be back on the market in 3 - 5 years.MNHockeyFan wrote:I think the building's actual market value and its projected cash flow will be more important than its original construction cost.WarmUpTheBus wrote:I believe Northern Educated should be able to find financing to pay $13 million for a facility that cost $26 million to build.
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goaliewithfoggedglasses wrote:Seriously. And I'd love to see the assumptions built into any business plan that claims to be able to service that debt. This thing will be back on the market in 3 - 5 years.MNHockeyFan wrote:I think the building's actual market value and its projected cash flow will be more important than its original construction cost.WarmUpTheBus wrote:I believe Northern Educated should be able to find financing to pay $13 million for a facility that cost $26 million to build.
I doubt that The Woodcrofts have plenty of NHL backed money.
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Ice Arenas are expensive to operate. Last year Braemar, which has been around forever and probably has very little capital depreciation, LOST $640K. The annual interest on 13 million at 5% is $650K, let alone any principal payment. Best of luck to them but I just don't see it. I would have taken the cash offer.
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Update on Northern Educate's pending purchase of the Vadnais Sports Center and their decision to cut operations in Eagan and at the National Sports Center. The article does not explain what impact, if any, these cutbacks could have on its pending purchase which was subject to obtaining financing.
http://www.startribune.com/local/east/235501011.html
Also, if the purchase falls through what impact might this have on Achiever Academy?
http://www.startribune.com/local/east/235501011.html
Also, if the purchase falls through what impact might this have on Achiever Academy?
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Sounds like achiever went down with it. Kids have been looking for other places to play for a while.MNHockeyFan wrote:Update on Northern Educate's pending purchase of the Vadnais Sports Center and their decision to cut operations in Eagan and at the National Sports Center. The article does not explain what impact, if any, these cutbacks could have on its pending purchase which was subject to obtaining financing.
http://www.startribune.com/local/east/235501011.html
Also, if the purchase falls through what impact might this have on Achiever Academy?
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I'm just wondering what would of happened if Woodbury had approved the 8 rink complex, privately owned, like 5 years ago..
inthetwine wrote:Talk arund the stadium at last Saturday's game was that they are also buying out WBL's contract to play thier games there, and WB wll have to find new home ice for next year. I would love to move back to Aldrich.
Looks like you will be playing in the the newest Ramsey Co. arena..the Vadnais Sports Center
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