Project Consultants for Tribes and First Archives

Youth-Sports and Entertainment Complex New Jersey

04.09.2018 Project Consultants for Tribes and First

GLOBAL PLAYERS BRIEF | Jackson Township, New Jersey

Adventure Sports & Entertainment, LLC is underway with an 87-acre “youth sports” and entertainment facility to be located in Jackson Township, New Jersey. The facility will be situated adjacent to Six Flags Great Adventure. The indoor/outdoor facility features an 89-FT high, 117,000 SF “sports bubble” connected to a 45,000 SF recreational facility, which will an array of venues:

Four multi-use indoor turf fields
Five full-sized convertible basketball/volleyball courts
A flexible multi-use outdoor turf field,
Rock climbing wall and ropes courses
A sports bar/ food concession areas,
Laser tag experience and full arcade area
Speed/agility recovery areas and retail space
Party rooms

The sports venue will be part of the Jackson Crossing complex, itself a development of Cardinale Enterprises (Jackson Township). The design team for the facility is Melillo + Bauer Associates, Inc. and Studio 200 Architecture, LLC.

SOURCE: Business Wire

Consultant for Mixed-Use Development

21.08.2018 Project Consultants for Tribes and First

Consultant for mixed-use development to be located in the Niagara region of Ontario, including feasibility analysis and conceptual design. The mixed-use project, with the working name “Cross Link Niagara” is a hybrid resort with substantial retail-entertainment and outdoor recreation anchors. The project has since been renamed along with a change of ownership. The project site is situated adjacent to the historic central business district of Niagara Falls (Ontario, Canada).

StoneCreek Partners was retained as the feasibility and business planning consultant for this 51-acre mixed-use development, for the purpose of preparing a property offering memorandum to describe the project to third-party investors and strategic partners.

The master plan for Cross Link Niagara includes a man-made downhill (artificial surface) ski slope, a retail outlet mall, resort hotels, destination spa, a family entertainment center (FEC), and additional destination recreation and attractions. In total, the “mega project” is envisioned to encompass 2.1 million+ SF of gross buildable area. Cross Link Niagara is envisioned as a multi-faceted mixed-use development that will augment and propel the Niagara region’s tourism industry with an array of new attractions.

Shown here, the architect’s view of the area context for the Cross Link Niagara project, with the Niagara river at left of the drawings.

The artificial ski slope at Cross Link Niagara was envisioned to use a Snowflex dry slope technology and materials. Dry ski slope (a/k/a artificial ski slopes) mimic the attributes of snow using materials that are stable at room temperature, to enable people to ski where natural slopes are inconvenient or unavailable. Dry slope skiing has been around since the 1960’s. Many of the “dry ski” slopes are lubricated using mist or jet systems to increase speed and prevent damage to equipment from friction heat build-up.

Cross Link Niagara, LLC was the legal entity and owner of the project at the time of this work, and was subsequently acquired by Cocov Destinations (Toronto).

Hotel Development Consultants - project feasibility consultants

Kuki’o Beach Resort at Kuki’o Bay

Destination resort with “resort residential” housing product. Feasibility analysis including market study, financial projections, and facilities recommendations, for proposed 660-acre resort and timeshare development on the Big Island of Hawaii. The Kuki’o Beach Resort is adjacent to the Four Seasons Hualalai Resort and situated along the Big Island’s Kona Coast.

Our hotel development consulting work was completed in support of an overall master plan for development of the property, to include low-density residential, golf, and hotel facilities.

Hampton Crossroads

19.08.2018 Project Consultants for Tribes and First

Feasibility study with market and financial projections, along with tenant mix, leasing roster, and retail-entertainment programming options. For an entertainment district adjacent to Hampton Coliseum in Hampton Roads, Virginia.

Conceptual site planning, leasing plan, development budget, and business plan for proposed mixed-use retail-entertainment complex adjacent to Hampton Roads Convention Center and Hampton Coliseum, and across the road from the Power Plant retail center along Interstate 64.