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With the land sale and government approvals complete, Swervo expects construction of the planned 19,000-capacity open-air amphitheater to begin this spring, with the venue opening in summer 2025.
Canterbury Park Holding Corporation has announced the sale of 37 acres of land to Bloomington Investments, LLC, an entity associated with Swervo Development, for a total consideration of $8.8 million. The land sold is adjacent to County Road 83 and Umbridold Avenue on the northeast corner of the Canterbury campus.
With the land sale and government approvals complete, Swervo expects construction of its planned 19,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater to begin this spring, with the venue expected to open in summer 2025. I’m here. After the land sale, Canterbury continues to redevelop horses. Stables area useful for racing business, with a new barn and a new dormitory complex.
Randy Sampson, Canterbury President and Chief Executive Officer, said: “By further enhancing the entertainment offerings we offer at Canterbury Park and Canterbury Commons, we believe this amphitheater will create a long-term opportunity for both companies to work together. It represents an important first step in the evolution of the entertainment district, which includes the additional development of over an acre.”
Canterbury Park announces plans Canterbury Commons In 2018, he presented a vision for a mixed-use redevelopment of an underutilized property in Shakopee, Minnesota. This will complement our existing operations and create entertainment districts where people “live, work, play and stay”. Greystone Construction will complete his 28,000-square-foot premium his office building in 2021, with a new brewery and restaurant set to open in early summer 2023. In addition, there are over 1,000 units of luxury residential condominiums and townhomes for sale in various stages. of completion or construction.
“With concrete construction momentum across Canterbury Commons, our efforts continue to show promise at the forefront of business development,” added Jason Haugen, Canterbury’s vice president of real estate. I was. “Our team recognizes the great potential of Canterbury Commons and is committed to curating many uses, targeting new entertainment options and brands for the greater Shakopee community and the state of Minnesota. We look forward to sharing more about our plans in the coming months and believe this project will be a source of pride for our community.”
