Royals select contractors for proposed $3 billion ballpark in Kansas City

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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Royals select contractors for proposed $3 billion ballpark in Kansas City
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The Kansas City Royals have appointed Mortenson and McCownGordon as a joint venture, alongside JE Dunn, to oversee the construction of a new $3 billion ballpark and mixed-use development at Crown Centre. This project, aimed to transform an 85-acre area into a vibrant sports-anchored district, is supported by the partnership with Hallmark Cards. The new stadium will have a seating capacity of about 34,000 fans and is projected for completion by the 2028 MLB season. Local and national expertise will be combined to develop the area, which includes plans for entertainment, hospitality, and residential spaces. Funding for the project is expected to be primarily from private sources, promising significant economic benefits for downtown Kansas City.

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  • Mortenson-McCownGordon joint venture and JE Dunn to construct the ballpark
  • New stadium will cover 1.25 million square feet with 34,000 seats
  • Project to include an 85-acre mixed-use district
  • Construction expected to begin soon, with completion aimed for 2028
  • Majority of funding will come from private investments
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  • 9:28 AMYahoo SportsKansas City Royals name Mortenson, McCownGordon, JE Dunn for new $3bn ballpark
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The Mortenson-McCownGordon joint venture will manage the stadium build, while JE Dunn develops the surrounding 85-acre district.

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