From The Editorial Board: Taxpayers, whether they’re in Arlington Heights, Chicago, Naperville or anywhere else in Illinois, shouldn’t have to subsidize the Bears’ bid to move from the city to the suburbs.
Opinion content—editorials, columns and guest commentaries—is created independent of news reporting and is exclusive to subscribers.Chicago Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren speaks after being introduced on Jan. 17, 2023, at Halas Hall.
If Kaegi’s assessment stands, the Bears would be walloped by massive property tax bills. In Cook County, homeowners and businesses are accustomed to getting waylaid by hefty property tax increases year after year, so Bears leadership shouldn’t be surprised at all by the future hit to team coffers.on Arlington Heights and instead were open to the idea of building a new stadium in far western Naperville, a DuPage County suburb and Illinois’ fourth-largest municipality.
But by now, they should have absorbed the message sounded by us and others ever since they raised the prospect of leaving Soldier Field back in 2021. Taxpayers, whether they’re in Arlington Heights, Chicago, Naperville or anywhere else in Illinois, shouldn’t have to subsidize a multibillion-dollar NFL team’s bid to move from one municipality to another.
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