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How much did Dignity Health Sports Park cost to build?

Dignity Health Sports Park, called the Home Depot Center when it opened in 2003, is the privately financed sports complex of Anschutz Entertainment Group in Carson, California, with a 27,000-seat soccer stadium designed by Rossetti, a tennis stadium, a velodrome and a track, home of LA Galaxy. StadiumDB says the total cost reached approximately 150 million dollars, and MeetStadium adds that the Los Angeles Times had it at 130 million in 2002 and 140 million the next March.

Reported project cost

$150 million

Cost basis: 2003

It鈥檚 lights out for Dynamo in L.A. Quest for 3rd MLS Cup ends with extra-time collapse By JOSE DE JESUS ORTIZ Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle Nov. 14, 2009, 3:07AM CARSON, Calif. -- It took extra time, but David Beckham, Landon Donovan, Gregg Berhalter and the rest of the Los Angeles Galaxy finally put the lights out for good on the Dynamo in the Western Conference final. The Galaxy, who began the season with Donovan and Beckham needing to repair their fractured relationship, beat the Dynamo 2-
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Reported project cost2003
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Project metrics

Key dimensions

CapacityStadiumDB.com
27,000 seats

Project record

Opened or launched

StadiumDB.com

2003

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