"Inglewood's stadium has the potential to have a positive economic impact on the city's 110,000 residents, according to UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate Executive Director Tim Kawahara. The project is expected to deliver $25M in annual tax revenue to Inglewood, according to Kawahara."
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