Cleveland Browns Domed Stadium and Mixed-Use Development
Sector: Road • Location: Brook Park, Ohio, United States
Source: Cleveland
Brook Park City Council approved rezoning for the former Ford site to allow construction of a $2.4 billion domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns and up to $1 billion in private investment in retail, restaurants, housing, hotels, and office space. The project includes plans to start site work in fall 2025 with a ceremonial groundbreaking in spring 2026, aiming for opening in fall 2028 or summer 20
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Description | Brook Park City Council approved rezoning for the former Ford site to allow construction of a $2.4 billion domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns and up to $1 billion in private investment in retail, restaurants, housing, hotels, and office space. The project includes plans to start site work in fall 2025 with a ceremonial groundbreaking in spring 2026, aiming for opening in fall 2028 or summer 2029. The development is expected to create 5,000 construction jobs and 5,000 full-time jobs. |
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