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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Patrick Finley

Bears president Kevin Warren touts benefit of downtown stadium

Bears president Kevin Warren looks on before the Falcons game last month. (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)

The Bears own the 326-acre former Arlington International Racecourse property but continue to flirt with the city of Chicago and other suburbs about building a new stadium. When president/CEO Kevin Warren was asked Wednesday whether the Arlington Heights property remained his priority, he said instead that “the priority is to make sure we build a world class stadium for our fans.”

The Bears are still talking to Arlington Heights officials to try to drive down their property tax assessment there. They’ve discussed staying on the Lakefront, including building on a parking lot south of Soldier Field.

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