STADIUM PROJECT NEWS
Denver Summit FC Stadium gets city green light
Denver City Council has approved a package to support the new 14,500-seat, purpose-built stadium for the NWSL expansion club Denver Summit FC at Santa Fe Yards, including an initial $50 M–$70 M public investment in land and infrastructure as part of a broader ~$150 M–$200 M project. Read more here.
Chiefs announce historic move: new domed stadium across state line
The Kansas City Chiefs revealed plans to leave Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri and build a new $3 billion domed stadium in Kansas City, Kansas, with completion targeted for the 2031 NFL season after Kansas lawmakers approved a major STAR bonds incentive package to support the project. While legal conditions and NFL approvals remain, Missouri still has a narrow window to put forward a competing proposal that could keep the franchise at Arrowhead, making the relocation far from finalized. Read more here.
Rotterdam greenlights mixed-use Excelsior Stadium Vision
Blurb: Rotterdam’s city council has approved an ambitious plan to transform SBV Excelsior’s Woudestein site into the Nieuw Excelsior Stadion (NEST) — a 7,500-seat football venue integrated with housing, health and recreational amenities designed to activate the surrounding district daily. Read more here.
STADIUM BUSINESS NEWS
Bills’ PSL inventory officially sells out ahead of new Highmark Stadium opening
The Buffalo Bills have sold out all 54,000+ personal seat licenses for the upcoming Highmark Stadium, marking a significant milestone as roughly 75 percent of current season ticket holders commit to the new venue despite early sticker shock. With club seats, suites, and loge inventory also fully subscribed, the team is now exploring limited single-game and standing-room options as it prepares for the 2026 debut. Read more here.
AC Milan & Inter Set for major matchday revenue lift with new stadium plan
AC Milan and Inter have received city approval and bought the iconic San Siro site to build a new 71,500-seat stadium and mixed-use district, aiming to modernize facilities and significantly expand matchday revenue streams once complete. The redevelopment — driven by rising maintenance costs and UEFA venue standards — positions both clubs for enhanced hospitality, sponsorship, and global fan engagement as part of a broader revenue-boosting strategy. Read more here.
