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Yep, that's pretty much it.
There are far more elaborate sumaries of the situation than the one I provided, but I was only trying to capture the jist of it.
I read a figure once over the last few years that Sunrise Sports & Entertainment make $2 on non-hockey events for ever $1 they lose on the panthers. Now, that's not really a sourced number, and from what I remember it was an "insider" perspective on the finances involved there - just a general idea that someone familiar with how the Panthers operate was willing to provide as an example of the team's financial model - , but the general consensus is that the Panthers are like a poor man's version of the Ottawa Senators: Hockey team generally loses money, but everything attached to the team (arena & parking & non-hockey revenue) more than make up for it.
Now, that could change for SS&E, if the hockey team all of a sudden costs more to operate, or they start to lose non-hockey revenue... but as of right now, in 2015, they're in no threat of moving any time soon. The city of Sunrise basically gifted the Panthers ownership with a licence to print money, and the only red ink they have on their ledger is from the only conditional source of revenue they have in their portfolio - the Panthers.
It's the NHL's alternate-dimension version of Hollywood Accounting.