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The first stadium built specifically for professional women's soccer in the country is slated to start construction in Kansas City this fall.
The $118 million venue could bring an economic impact of $729.5 million through 2050.
That's according to Victus Advisors, a Park City, Utah-based economic consultant hired for the study.
Read more from the Kansas City Business Journal.
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