So I guess this means the BC is good to go for another 20 years :)

The BC is attributed $41 million of the Bucks’ $254 million value, but that’s not the value of the building since the Bucks don’t own it.. I would interpret it as the value to the Bucks of the revenue sharing agreement and generally the value of having ANY arena in which to play.

Interestingly, Memphis’ arena value is only $51 million despite having a much newer venue—not sure if they have an unfavorable revenue sharing agreement or what. And the Lakers’ arena deal is valued at $153 million while the Clippers are at just $50 million—despite playing in the same building. I think the most amazing thing is Detroit being ranked 4th despite playing in an old (albeit large) building in a dying city. How can Detroit’s “market” be worth $201 million and Chicago’s is only $196 million? I’m guessing it’s because these numbers are all made up :)

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2009/32/basketball-values-09_NBA-Team-Valuations_Rank.html