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Is publicly financing stadiums and arenas good for the city?

Is publicly financing stadiums and arenas good for the city?

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Tuesday, August 06, 2024

Side-by-side renderings of the proposed Bears and White Sox stadiums

Are stadiums a smart use of taxpayer money?

The Bears, White Sox and Red Stars want new stadiums and public money to help fund them. But with the current state of Chicago's and Illinois' budgets, that path may be fraught.

Soccer teams in a league of their own when it comes to stadiums

Harris Poll: Bears having a hard time moving the ball on public support for a new stadium

Commentary: Consider stadium financing models that also benefit distressed communities

Commentary: Let the billionaire owners pay for their teams' stadiums themselves

Commentary: Never put a cemetery or stadium on valuable real estate

Commentary: Bears' need for a 'shiny new home' isn't as urgent as other civic needs

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