How do you know the 'market price'?
Paul Fletcher has eluded to the 'true' price and value on several occasions, without ever quoting it.
You may find it's a lot less than CCC may be quoting!
There is a buyer & seller involved and each will look at the "value" to the other of the sale:
1. The seller holds out for the "value" they believe it to be saleable for. Factors such as build costs (£30); planning permission (1-2 years); time (3-5 years); attraction of investors (difficult?); lost revenue opportunity(£12m over 5 years); and so forth.
For CCC this could be assessed at around £42m over 5 years for a 12,000 seater stadium
2. The buyer SISU looks at its "valuation" on the basis that the seller NEEDS to and IS DESPERATE to sell. So I'll offer bargain basement price because I assume there are no other buyers in the game or no other options for the seller, so lets offer e.g. £5m+take on the loans for a 32,000 seater stadium. In this way, when we come to re-sell, we make a healthy profit.
So the seller has to decide HOW DESPERATE he is to sell and if he is not, then he will wait for the right market condition and the right buyer. Not much different from buying/selling any piece of property.
In summary, at any point in time an item is only WORTH what someone is willing to pay for it.
The economics of the situation are not lost on either side, or the fans. If the two parties (SISU and CCC/ACL) can come to a mutually satisfactory price point (without a "we got one over on the other" rhetoric) and safeguards regarding the future re-sale and use of the stadium by CCFC, then I see no reason not to proceed. The sooner the better!