Parks Department Looking To Sell Off Naming Rights
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The city is reportedly selling naming rights to some park facilities across the five boroughs.
The New York Post says city officials are looking to raise revenue by selling the naming rights to seven Parks Department facilities.
Prices start at $2 million and go to $5 million, but officials tell the paper the prices are negotiable.
The park facilities include the Central Park Tennis Center, pools at McCarren Park and Flushing Meadows, the Chelsea Recreation Center, ball fields at DeWitt Clinton Park, the sports facility at Mill Pond Park in the Bronx, and a track and field house for the proposed Ocean Breeze Park on Staten Island.