Breaking Ground: August 26, 2026

Major sports facility projects are advancing across the globe, including the $177 million transformation of London’s Crystal Palace National Sports Centre and a new 100,000-square-foot performance center in Oregon. Other featured developments include a proposed New Jersey domed sports complex, Brisbane’s National Aquatic Centre, Seattle’s largest indoor pickleball facility and construction of the Athletics’ Las Vegas ballpark.

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From Park Districts to Private Equity

Youth tournament sports grew from a passion project run by former coaches on borrowed fields into a $128 billion economic engine. Understanding how we got here is the only way to understand where we’re going.

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Breaking Ground: August 11, 2026

Explore the latest on new sports facilities, including a $67M youth sports hub in Charlotte, NC, a new 10,000-seat arena in Surrey, BC, a McDonald Arena upgrade at Missouri State, a $49M indoor facility in Kalamazoo, MI, the new Macon Arena in Georgia and Miami University’s $281M sports arena.

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First Look: Three Rivers Convention Center

Washington’s Tri-Cities is preparing to add a significant new option for indoor sports events with the expansion of the Three Rivers Convention Center. Scheduled to open in fall 2026, the project will more than double the facility’s capacity, creating flexible space for tournaments ranging from volleyball and basketball to wrestling, cheer and esports. Learn how the expansion, nearby amenities and growing sports infrastructure could strengthen the region’s appeal for future events.

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Breaking Ground: Week 2, July 2026

From pickleball complexes and field houses to mixed-use districts and ice arenas, communities invest in sports facilities that support year-round play, tourism and economic growth

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