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MSG has gone back and forth with the feasibility of a renovation project for some time now, Richard Jantz, SVP leading JLL's team, tells GlobeSt.com.
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Jantz tells GlobeSt.com that JLL's role before was more of an advisory role, but now they are fully retained. He notes that this renovation project is different because "it keeps the original footprint of the building." He notes that JLL has assembled a team of about five experts to facilitate the project and lead the effort and they will largely be based at MSG. The team will work closely with Madison Square Garden's architects, facilities group, and all construction-related personnel to ensure that the arena will remain operational during all aspects of the phased construction project.
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