Spurs new Stadium

How much has it cost?
The building costs were estimated at £300m in 2007,

The most recent figures estimate the build has cost Spurs upwards of £850m, possibly reaching £1billion.

A key reason behind the rising costs has been blamed on Brexit and subsequent higher costs of importing and the worsening of exchange rates.


They can't resist can they 

On the plus side there is a microbrewery on site making their own ale.

The most recent figures estimate the build has cost Spurs upwards of £850m, possibly reaching £1billion.



The £850m is the estimated cost of the Northumberland Development Project (which includes the regeneration of the surrounding area).

The stadium construction cost is estimated at £350-400m.

Editors must insist that brexit is shown as a negative in every piece they run.

Do you think brexit should have brought the cost down?

As nick says above, the original estimate was for a different project entirely. Do you think it fair that they infer that brexit is a 'key reason' for the final spend almost tripling? Sometimes you ask ridiculous questions for the sake of asking em.

Tbh, £350m sounds conservative. Arsenal's stadium was completed in 2006 and cost £390m.

Spurs new stadium has the first retractable pitch of its kind in the world.

Whoever made the initial estimate was making a retractable pitch.

Lammy inflating his expenses again no doubt