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Chicago Fire Unveil New Renderings for Proposed $650 Million Stadium at The 78
- The Chicago Fire Soccer Club revealed new renderings on Monday for a $650 million, 22,000-seat open-air stadium at The 78 in the South Loop.
- This proposal follows the development of The 78, a 62-acre neighborhood on riverfront land formerly a landfill, purchased by Related Midwest in 2016.
- Designed with a brick, steel, and glass facade, the stadium aims for an intimate fan experience and will host about 20 Fire games plus other events yearly.
- Fire president Dave Baldwin emphasized that the new stadium will serve as a stronghold for the team and a welcoming place for supporters, while MLS Commissioner Don Garber described the project as a transformative step for soccer’s future in Chicago.
- Construction is expected to start later in 2025 or early 2026, with completion targeted before the 2028 MLS season, aiming to catalyze investment and serve as an entertainment hub.
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Fire release renderings for $650M downtown Chicago stadium
The Chicago Fire FC released renderings on Monday for the club's privately financed $650 million soccer-specific stadium in downtown Chicago that is expected to open in 2028.
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