South Loop Rail Yard Could Be Home to New White Sox Ballpark

Justin Ishbia poised to buy rail yard, fueling speculation it could become part of White Sox stadium site

Billionaire investor Justin Ishbia is on the verge of buying an Amtrak rail yard just across the Chicago River from The 78.

South Loop rail yard could be home to new White Sox ballpark

The White Sox's current lease for Rate Field expires after the 2029 season.

Justin Ishbia's Shore Capital Partners to buy South Loop land that could be used for new White Sox stadium

The White Sox may have taken the first step to securing land that could be home to a new stadium.On Wednesday, owner-in-waiting Justin Ishbia’s private equity firm, Shore Capital Partners, was in the process of buying a 47-acre rail yard in the South Loop. Justin's brother, Mat, owns the NBA's Phoenix Suns.The piece of land is located across the Chicago River from The 78, where the Sun-Times reported the Sox were considering building a new stadi…

Justin Ishbia aiming to buy South Loop site for White Sox ballpark: Report

A group headed by Justin Ishbia is reportedly aiming to buy a South Loop railyard from Amtrak, with an eye toward building a White Sox ballpark.

Are the Wheels Finally in Motion for a New White Sox Ballpark?

Likely future Chicago White Sox owner Justin Ishbia just made a huge purchase in the city's South Loop.

Report: White Sox owner-in-waiting's private equity firm set to purchase South Loop land that could be home to new ballpark

Crain's Chicago Business reports that White Sox owner-in-waiting Justin Ishbia's private equity firm, Chicago-based Shore Capital, is close to a deal to purchase a 47-acre rail yard from Amtrak, the 14th Street Coach Yard, that's near the southwest corner of the Loop and across the river from the 62-acre development site known as "The 78."