The Philadelphia 76ers are considering a new arena, '76 Place at Market East', in Center City, which could cost $1.55 billion. However, recent city-commissioned reports suggest a significantly lower financial benefit than anticipated, estimating $390 million in new tax revenue over 30 years, compared to the $1.5 billion proposed by the team. The studies also indicate potential negative impacts on the Chinatown neighborhood, with 50.2% of small businesses facing a negative economic benefit and concerns over indirect displacement of low-income residents due to gentrification. Community leaders and activists have criticized the reports, arguing they favor billionaire developers and downplay adverse effects. Despite these concerns, 76 DevCo claims the project will create jobs and tax revenue, advocating for its necessity in a city that can support two arenas. The outcome remains contentious as the city and community continue discussions about the proposed development.