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The plan is to build a new domed stadium and to invest more than $2B in private money in a publicly owned stadium and park space. The plan also indicated that much of Soldier Field would be torn down to create the additional "green space". [44] [45] On April 24, 2024, the Bears reveal plans for $4.7 billion domed lakefront stadium development.
(The Center Square) – As the Chicago Bears continue to push for public funds for a new lakefront stadium, the team now says they have reached a deal with Arlington Heights on property taxes. The ...
The Bears bought the former Arlington International Racecourse in Arlington Heights for $197 million last year, and announced plans for a $5 billion mixed-use development with a stadium, housing ...
The Bears had said they would pay for the stadium in Arlington Heights, with taxpayer dollars covering infrastructure costs such as roads and sewers. Those plans stalled, with the team citing a ...
The Bears had said they would pay for the stadium in Arlington Heights, with taxpayer dollars covering infrastructure costs such as roads and sewers. Those plans stalled, with the team citing a ...
The proposal would keep the Bears in the city after earlier plans of moving the team to Arlington Heights and is seen by its backers as a year-round event space, able to host major events like the ...
The Bears agreed to a property-tax deal with Arlington Heights last month but said they remain focused on a new lakefront stadium in Chicago. Johnson suggested that Bears ownership could kick in ...
After initially downplaying taxpayer subsidies for a proposed Chicago Bears stadium, the mayor of Arlington Heights is leaving the door open to limited public help for the project. “People would ...