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Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County finalize new lease, $470M deal to renovate Paycor Stadium

HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, AUG 2 – The $470 million renovation plan includes upgrades to seating, concessions, and technology, with Hamilton County contributing $350 million and the Bengals $120 million.

  • Finalizing an 11-year lease for Paycor Stadium, the Bengals and Hamilton County agreed on a $470 million renovation plan, with $350 million from the county and $120 million from the team.
  • Amid contentious talks, the Bengals and commissioners negotiated through a two-day period before signing during a special meeting on Friday.
  • Owner Mike Brown said 'We aren't looking for fancy, new things' as stadium upgrades, part of the $470 million plan, include club lounges, suites, concessions, and scoreboards.
  • On Friday, Hamilton County Commission President Denise Driehaus said the deal includes a two-year extension and 10 more years to June 2046, delivering on promises without raising taxes.
  • The lease positions Paycor Stadium as a riverfront focal point, with upgrades aligning it with medium- to small-market NFL teams, while the Bengals and Hamilton County seek state funding.
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