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Palm Beach State College abandoned a $360 million arena proposal after a filing‑fee snag, instead green‑lighting a $50‑$60 million private soccer stadium that could be ready by 2027
After Oak View Group’s arena plan collapsed over an unpaid filing fee, Palm Beach State College approved a $50‑60 million soccer stadium proposal from Palm Beach Sports Management, setting the stage for professional soccer and concerts on campus.
A private developer plans a $50‑$60 million soccer‑specific stadium on the Palm Beach State College campus, targeting a July 2027 opening ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Trustee Dave Kerner argues the approval process is being rushed and could invite lawsuits, while the college’s legal office says the project poses no legal risk.