Team owner Joe Mansueto has committed to paying for the stadium himself, while tax increment financing district dollars would cover infrastructure needs on the long-vacant site.

Renderings released late Monday show what's planned for the new facility, which will sit in what's known as The 78, the city's unofficial 78th community area near the central business district.

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Renderings and site plan documents showcase more details of the $650 million stadium set to be bankrolled privately by billionaire Fire owner Joe Mansueto, as well as new and tweaked public ...

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CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Fire envision a new stadium with a throwback look, according to renderings released by the Major League Soccer club on Monday.

The Chicago Fire envision a new stadium with a throwback look, according to renderings released by the Major League Soccer Club on Monday.

CHICAGO - The Chicago Fire Football Club on Monday revealed new renderings of its $650 million, privately funded stadium and entertainment district planned for the South Loop.