ORLANDO-A Minneapolis-based real estate firm and the National Basketball Association jointly plan to use the 350-seat, 17,000-sf asset as a prototype for a worldwide chain. The acquisition price was not disclosed. Hard Rock Cafe International of Orlando launched NBA City last September but later sold or transferred its interest to the NBA to shore up company finances.

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