The Chicago Fire hosted a groundbreaking event Tuesday afternoon for their privately funded $750 million soccer stadium on a vacant former rail yard in the South Loop, staking their turf in the city’s ...

CHICAGO - The South Loop is set to get a new centerpiece: a $750 million, privately funded soccer stadium for the Chicago Fire Football Club, part of a broader development in a 62-acre area being ...

Chicago Fire FC officially began construction Tuesday on a new privately funded stadium in Chicago’s South Loop, launching a project valued at roughly $750 million and signaling a major shift in the ...

Chicago Fire FC today announced a multi-year partnership with SeatGeek, the technology platform transforming the live event ...

The Chicago Fire are breaking ground on a new, $750 million stadium Tuesday in an undeveloped area known as ‘The 78,’ but what exactly will it look like when all is said and done? The groundbreaking ...

CHICAGO, March 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chicago Fire FC today officially broke ground on its new $750 million privately-funded soccer stadium in the South Loop, marking a defining moment for the ...

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Construction is officially underway for the Chicago Fire FC soccer team's new stadium in The 78 in the South Loop. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Tuesday, marking the start of the city's first ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chicago Fire FC will break ground on a $650 million, privately funded, 22,000-seat stadium in the South Loop, part of the 62-acre ...