There are obvious incentives for the Texans to launch a new era in a new stadium. A new stadium would allow Houston to create and sell pricey, en vogue, suites and clubs near the

The Texans are negotiating a new lease at NRG Stadium, which is owned by the county. But the football team may seek the public’s help in building a new facility

NRG Stadium, the Texans’ home since their inception, was completed in 2002 and cost $352 million. The stadium and surrounding NRG Park need $2 billion worth of repairs, according to a facility condition assessment released in December.

The Houston Texans are considering the possibility of moving on from their current home and building a new stadium, according to a report. The Houston Chronicle published a report Wednesday citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation that said the team is examining options for a new stadium — a scenario which could open doors for attracting major events and place a new burden on taxpayers.

The Houston Texans may want a new football stadium. NRG Stadium was built in 2002 and has been the Houston Texans’ home since. But now, the team is in the middle of negotiating a new lease agreement for the stadium.

In the mid '90s, there were two sports facilities in Houston: the Astrodome and the Summit. That was all that was needed until it wasn't. Between 1992 and 2002 (even later if you could the Dynamo's Shell Stadium),