Report: Cleveland Mayor Suggests Browns' New Stadium Will Cost City $30M Annually
Last month, the Cleveland Browns announced their decision to build a new domed stadium in Brook Park, signaling the end of negotiations with the city of Cleveland to continue using the existing downtown facility.
What is the economic impact downtown if Cleveland Browns build new stadium in Brook Park? New report breaks down the numbers
The report outlines an estimated annual loss of at least $30 million in economic output and approximately $11 million in tax revenue.
Cleveland Browns' Proposed Move to Brook Park Ignites Concern Over Economic Impact and Job Losses
Cleveland may lose $30 million annually if the Browns move their stadium, affecting jobs and local business revenue.
Cleveland Browns to build stadium in Brook Park, team owners confirm
The Cleveland Browns are moving off the lakefront, according to Cleveland mayor Justin Bibb. Their lease at Huntington Bank Field downtown up in 2028.
A Browns move to Brook Park will deal an economic blow to Cleveland, study says
The Browns are proposing a $2.4 billion stadium – a price tag they hope to split with taxpayers – and more than $1 billion worth of private development, including apartments, offices, hotels, restaurants, retail and thousands of parking spaces.
The Cleveland Browns’ Battle Over Ohio’s Modell Law and Future Stadium Plans
On October 24, 2024, the Cleveland Browns filed a preemptive lawsuit in the United States District Court, Northern District of Ohio, seeking
Cleveland pushes back on Browns’ Brook Park stadium plan
Cleveland wants to keep the team in town, and the Browns want to move to Brook Park. It’s possible that the Browns are playing up the Brook Park project as a way to squeeze Cleveland to give the Browns the best financial deal possible for a new or renovated downtown venue.
Is the Browns’ Brook Park plan even viable? New City Hall report casts doubt
Mayor Justin Bibb on Tuesday released a new economic report that shows how downtown Cleveland would be hurt by the Cleveland Browns’ proposed move to Brook Park – and why the Browns owners’ plans for an adjoining entertainment district are ill-advised.
A rush to restore hope: Browns’ most important target dates center around new stadium
With the season lost, the team's main focus is 3 to 4 years away. This ownership group could have billions riding on it.
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A Burke dome has its advocates. Here's why they think the Browns belong there.
The plan to move the Browns to the city of Brook Park is based on the desire by team owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam to play in a ...
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Browns Brook Park Dome Wouldn't Host Nearly as Many Events as Haslams Promise, City-Commissioned Study Says
The report cites data from comparable venues in Detroit and Indy, which the Haslams have trumpeted as economic impact drivers ...
'Got to put on a show': Browns' Grant Delpit calls New Orleans homecoming 'very special'
Browns safety Grant Delpit admits this Sunday's trip to play the Saints in his childhood hometown of New Orleans one he ...
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Report measures big economic loss for city from Browns' proposed move
The Cleveland Browns' proposed move from downtown to the city of Brook Park would leave an estimated $30 million hole in the ...
What it would take for Browns fans to own their team: Jonathan Welle
In Cleveland, community ownership could start with fans banding together, forming a cooperative association under section ...