The Chicago Fire FC is wasting no time imagining the future of its proposed stadium in the South Loop. The big picture: Earlier this month, Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto announced he would privately ...

Chicago Fire FC has unveiled new renderings and details of their $650 million soccer stadium, which will be built on the South Loop property known as “The 78” and is expected to open in… ...

Chicago Fire FC's proposed South Loop soccer stadium would anchor an $8 billion mixed-use campus with upwards of 5,000 residential units, a series of major new infrastructure projects and six ...

The $650 million digs will be built along the Chicago River at The 78, a vacant plot of land south of Roosevelt Road. It will be privately funded by club owner Joe Mansueto and hold up to 22,000 fans.

The Chicago Fire on Monday unveiled detailed renderings of their proposed privately funded $650 million open-air soccer stadium, a state-of-the-art facility at The 78 in the South Loop meant to ...

The stadium will be privately financed by Chicago Fire FC owner Joe Mansueto, seating roughly 22,000 fans with an exposed steel canopy over the seating bowl, according to new renderings.

The Chicago Fire FC teased soccer under the skyline Monday with renderings of the team’s proposed $650 million South Loop stadium, to be bankrolled by billionaire owner Joe Mansueto. Fans would ...

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.

Dave Baldwin, president of Chicago Fire FC, talks about the proposed stadium plans. CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Fire have unveiled renderings of a proposed stadium in the South Loop.