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Bears weighing Hammond site as Illinois lawmakers push incentives to keep team in-state
sports3 days ago

Bears weighing Hammond site as Illinois lawmakers push incentives to keep team in-state

Chicago Bears explore a Hammond, Indiana site (including near the Lost Marsh golf course) for a potential new stadium after advancing the project there, even as Illinois Republicans propose bills to keep the team in Illinois with incentives toward Arlington Heights. Gov. Pritzker says he’s willing to work on a deal without taxpayers bearing the cost, while Hammond remains optimistic about securing the project; the plan could involve a pricey stadium with a large anticipated return on investment.

via ABC7 Chicago|
#arlington-heights#chicago-bears#hammond-indiana
Bears target early-summer stadium decision with Arlington Heights as front-runner
sports2 months ago

Bears target early-summer stadium decision with Arlington Heights as front-runner

Chicago Bears president Kevin Warren says a stadium solution should be settled by spring or early summer, with Arlington Heights favored after Indiana legislation work and ongoing due diligence. The plan centers on a fixed-roof, world-class venue with mixed-use development around the stadium to host major events; delaying the project risks rising costs (~$150 million per year) and the goal is to complete design and construction soon.

via NBC Sports|
#arlington-heights#chicago-bears#nfl
Tampa Bay Rays Sale Finalized; Stadium Plans to Resume
sports8 months ago

Tampa Bay Rays Sale Finalized; Stadium Plans to Resume

The Tampa Bay Rays have officially been sold to a group led by Patrick Zalupski for $1.7 billion, with the sale now finalized. Zalupski expressed enthusiasm about leading the franchise, which faces challenges including repairing Tropicana Field and potentially building a new stadium in Tampa. The team, currently in a rebuilding phase with a recent losing record, will see continued leadership from president Erik Neander and manager Kevin Cash, both extended through 2028. An introductory press conference is scheduled for October 7th to discuss future plans.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#ownership#patrick-zalupski#rays
Gov. DeWine Intensifies Role in Browns Stadium Development Talks
politics1 year ago

Gov. DeWine Intensifies Role in Browns Stadium Development Talks

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is actively engaging in discussions regarding the Cleveland Browns' stadium plans, meeting with team owners and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb. The Browns are considering a $2.4 billion domed stadium in Brook Park, seeking $1.2 billion in public funding. DeWine is gathering facts and aims to align stakeholders on a financing plan, while Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne opposes county funding for the project. DeWine's involvement reflects a broader interest in Cleveland's development projects, including lakefront and Tower City plans.

via cleveland.com|
#cleveland-browns#mike-dewine#ohio-politics
Cleveland Browns Unveil Development Plans and Partner for Brook Park Stadium District
sports-business1 year ago

Cleveland Browns Unveil Development Plans and Partner for Brook Park Stadium District

The Cleveland Browns have unveiled plans for a new stadium in Brook Park, which will be surrounded by two upscale hotels, 1,100 apartments, retail spaces, and 500,000 square feet of office space. The project is in collaboration with Lincoln Property Company, known for similar developments near NFL stadiums. However, details on public financing for the project remain unclear.

via cleveland.com|
#brook-park#cleveland-browns#mixed-use-project
Cleveland Browns Unveil Developer and Plans for $1B Brook Park Stadium District
business1 year ago

Cleveland Browns Unveil Developer and Plans for $1B Brook Park Stadium District

Lincoln Property Company has been selected as the development partner for the Cleveland Browns' new 176-acre mixed-use entertainment district in Brook Park, Ohio. The project, anchored by a new enclosed stadium designed by HKS, aims to transform the area into a major entertainment hub, generating $1.2 billion annually and creating over 3,300 permanent jobs. The development will include retail, hotels, apartments, and office space, with the first phase set to open in 2029 alongside the stadium.

via clevelandbrowns.com|
#business#cleveland-browns#lincoln-property-company
Senate Committee Advances RFK Stadium Bill Amid Maryland Opposition
politics1 year ago

Senate Committee Advances RFK Stadium Bill Amid Maryland Opposition

A Senate committee has advanced a bill that would allow Washington, D.C. to control the RFK Stadium site for 99 years, potentially paving the way for the Washington Commanders to return to the city. This move has sparked opposition from Maryland, where the team currently plays, as state officials argue the deal is unfair to taxpayers. The bill's passage is uncertain, with efforts underway to include it in a larger spending package before Congress adjourns. Maryland has invested heavily in the current stadium area and seeks to retain the team.

via The Washington Post|
#dc-legislation#maryland#politics
"Royals Revise Crossroads Stadium Plans, Preserve Oak Street Access"
sports2 years ago

"Royals Revise Crossroads Stadium Plans, Preserve Oak Street Access"

The Kansas City Royals have adjusted their proposed stadium plan in the Crossroads District to leave Oak Street open after discussions with city leadership and the Crossroads community. The new ballpark, expected to seat 34,000 fans, is part of a $2 billion project, with the Royals pledging over $1 billion in private funding. The team hopes to have the stadium ready for the 2028 season, pending the outcome of the April 2 election concerning the stadium sales tax extension.

via KCTV 5|
#crossroads-district#kansas-city#kansas-city-royals
"Crossroads Business Owners Rally to Preserve Livelihoods Amid Kansas City Royals' Stadium Proposal"
businesslocal-news2 years ago

"Crossroads Business Owners Rally to Preserve Livelihoods Amid Kansas City Royals' Stadium Proposal"

Business owners in Kansas City's Crossroads District are vowing to fight the Royals' plans to build a new stadium in the area, as it would require the demolition of several occupied buildings. Concerns about livelihoods and lack of communication from the team have been raised, with worries about the impact on local businesses and non-profits. While some hope the stadium will bring attention and opportunities, others are seeking answers and fair treatment from the Royals. Meetings are planned to address the situation.

via KCTV 5|
#businesslocal-news#crossroads-district#kansas-city