The national sporting goods chain is moving ahead with plans to open its largest store, a new flagship prototype at 56,000 sq. ft., in the Chicago suburb of Orland Hills, IL in Aug. The door will replace an existing 40,000-sq.-ft. Sports Authority nearby that is adjacent to a Dick’s Sporting Goods. The landlord of the Orland Towne Center, where the new prototype Sports Authority will open, is in line to receive an approximate $1 million local tax incentive to defray the cost of renovating the space for the sporting goods chain. The Sports Authority will open its store in space ... Log in to view full article.