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Oakland mayor ripped over $60M sweetheart stadium deal — as crumbling ex-Raiders home loses final team

Oakland officials face backlash over a $125 million sale of the Coliseum complex as the city prepares for an overhaul by Irving Azoff.

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The City of Oakland has approved the sale of the Coliseum complex for $125 million to Irving Azoff. This move comes as the former home of the Raiders loses its final team.

Coverage from the San Francisco Chronicle and New York Post highlights controversy surrounding the deal, with reports of the mayor being criticized for a "sweetheart" agreement. The San Francisco Chronicle notes that the city will not receive a portion of the sale funds for several years.

According to KTVU and KRON4, city leaders and the City Council are weighing a sale amendment and voting on the complex's disposal to clear the way for the overhaul.

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Quick answers

Who is purchasing the Coliseum complex?

Irving Azoff is the individual clearing the way for the overhaul of the complex.

What is the total sale price of the complex?

The sale is valued at $125 million.

Why is there criticism of the financial terms?

The New York Post reports the mayor was ripped over a $60M sweetheart deal, and the San Francisco Chronicle states the city will not receive some of the money for years.

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