Maximum yield occurs when they receive a bid. If a proper investor bid 2BN 3 months prior to stadium completion, they would potentially have soldThere's no way on earth they'd have been looking to sell before the stadium was completed.......
ENIC is an investment company; they wouldn't looking to cash in on their investment until such time that their project had reached a stage of maximum potential yield.
They won't be actively looking to sell for the time being either. There is nominal profit for them thus far from the stadium itself (in simple terms the bank owns most of the bricks and mortar). Virtually none of the stadium debt has been paid off yet.... Every year of repayment = their profit on the sale increases.
Meanwhile, their broader project(*) around Tottenham is still in it's relatively early stages.
(*Which was announced the same time as the stadium build, so that today's article citing further residential investment is being made should come as no genuine suprise..... In fact IIRC a pledge regarding development ofdthe surrounding ares - inc. these flats - was part of us being granted planning permission in the first place!)
......Perhaps in time they look to cash in and sell Spurs to complete this broader venture, but Lewis is fairly set for capital in the medium term thanks to his personal fortune.
TLDR?
To my mind the earliest sale of club scenario is likely to spring from the eventuality that he dies and his daughter thinks "fuck it....... I'll just liquidate my estate."
(As for those that out too much stock in The Boogie Man; Levy holds relatively little influence over any of this.)