US EditionHere Are the Terms of the New Lease Deal Between Bengals, Hamilton County
- On Thursday, a tentative lease arrangement was announced to keep the Bengals playing at Paycor Stadium for the next 11 years, pending final approval from team officials and Hamilton County commissioners.
- This agreement followed a June 30 deadline to approve a new lease or the first of five two-year extensions, which both sides agreed to extend.
- The deal includes $470 million in stadium renovations funded by $120 million from the Bengals and $350 million from the county, with work expected to take two to three years.
- Commissioner Denise Driehaus conveyed optimism that an agreement would be presented for review prior to the deadline.
- If approved, the agreement will secure the Bengals' future in Cincinnati while county officials continue to seek additional state funding for stadium improvements.
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Bengals, county reach tentative $470M deal to renovate Paycor Stadium
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County leaders have reached a tentative deal for $470 million in renovations to Paycor Stadium. The preliminary agreement announced Thursday would keep the team at the stadium through at least 2036. Final approval is still…
Bengals, county reach tentative $470M deal to renovate Paycor Stadium, extend lease
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County leaders have reached a tentative deal for $470 million in renovations to Paycor Stadium. The preliminary agreement announced Thursday would keep the team at the stadium through at least 2036. Final approval is still…
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Cincinnati Bengals and county reach tentative $470M deal to renovate Paycor Stadium and extend lease
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County leaders have reached a tentative deal for $470 million in renovations to Paycor Stadium.
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