NPS Study Shows Property Values At Risk With Sports Complex

I came across a National Park Services article on the economic impacts of park development. The conclusions are that property close to greenways and open spaces hold greater value than those properties that are next to highly developed parks with many nuisance factors. Those properties negatively impacted actually lose significant value. This is common sense, since nuisance factors whether they are derived from a fast food joint, quick mart or park logically would have negative repercussions for adjacent properties. Seeing that we would be moving from a Manchester Field that is more open space to one that is highly developed sports complex demands consideration for property holders in the impacted areas.

NSP Article

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