By Kevin Aschman | inman
The 2016 Super Bowl has now reached the half-century mark and secured its status as a cultural icon and de facto American holiday. To be held at Levi’s Stadium, the most “wired-up” facility in the NFL, the venue is just outside of San Francisco in Silicon Valley.
The contest, between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, and the locale represent a synthesis of tradition and innovation. Just as in real estate, football shows the need for both, each providing compelling returns.
No matter whether those returns come on investments or kickoffs.
