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The White Sox said they are still considering building their proposed new ballpark at the South Loop site, potentially ...
The team said it “continues to consider” the 78 site as an option for its proposed new ballpark amid the Chicago Fire’s $650 ...
Sox chairman-in-waiting Justin Ishbia is a private equity billionaire with far more financial wherewithal than Jerry ...
The Chicago Fire Football Club will move to a new stadium in "The 78," but could that new home also feature another Chicago sports team?
Mixed-use development is one of the company’s next frontiers. 601 is working with OC Sports & Entertainment on the ...
Under the deal, from 2029-2033, Reinsdorf would have the option to sell his controlling interest in the White Sox to Ishbia.
In winter 2024, artist renderings of a proposed new stadium for the Chicago White Sox circulated in the media. Then the chatter stopped. Perhaps fans, the team and city officials can start talking ...
Justin Ishbia will invest in the Chicago White Sox and potentially buy the team.- but a new Chicago ballpark faces some new ...
The Chicago Fire announced plans Tuesday for a privately financed $650 million soccer stadium at a mostly vacant 62-acre site ...
Sullivan: Did the Fire just call dibs on The 78? Or are the White Sox’s ballpark dreams still alive?
Calling dibs on The 78 without even putting an old chair in the lot for show was a surprise move that seemingly blocked the ...
As part of the proposed development, the Fire are buying 9 acres of land at The 78, the team and developer confirmed. That leaves plenty of room for the White Sox to build an adjacent ballpark ...
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