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The Raiders[4]’ July 31, 2020 release confirms the Certificate of Occupancy following construction completion July 30. This pin records occupancy handover on July 31, not the first Raiders game or a public opening with fans.
Construction research 2026-10-24: The Raiders[4]’ July 31, 2020 release confirms the Certificate of Occupancy after construction wrapped July 30. July 31 is the occupancy handover milestone, not a Raiders game or fans’ first visit; the description and date reasoning are corrected accordingly. Mortenson’s December 2020 account gives a revised US$1.99 billion overall stadium cost, including third-party work, distinct from its US$1.944 billion construction budget and earlier US$1.97 billion estimate. Source quote: “the final overall cost of the stadium will be $1.99 billion.”
Construction research 2026-10-24: The Raiders’ July 31, 2020 release confirms the Certificate of Occupancy after construction wrapped July 30. July 31 is the occupancy handover milestone, not a Raiders game or fans’ first visit; the description and date reasoning are corrected accordingly. Mortenson’s[3] December 2020 account gives a revised US$1.99 billion overall stadium cost, including third-party work, distinct from its US$1.944 billion construction budget and earlier US$1.97 billion estimate. Source quote: “received a Certificate of Occupancy on Allegiant Stadium”
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1.8 million sq ft.
“1.8 million-square-foot stadium”
65,000 seats.
“65,000 seats”
30 July 2020; certificate of occupancy reported the next day, distinct from first public attendance.
“on July 30”
Facility substantial completion
“on July 30”
Certificate of occupancy announced
“received a Certificate of Occupancy”
The Raiders’ July 31, 2020 release confirms the Certificate of Occupancy after construction wrapped July 30. July 31 is the occupancy handover milestone, not a Raiders game or fans’ first visit; the description and date reasoning are corrected accordingly. Mortenson’s December 2020 account gives a revised US$1.99 billion overall stadium cost, including third-party work, distinct from its US$1.944 billion construction budget and earlier US$1.97 billion estimate.