In a groundbreaking announcement that has thrilled fans across the NBA, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has officially approved a $200 million renovation project for the team’s state-of-the-art Chase Center arena, set to begin in early 2025. The move, aimed at transforming the stadium into one of the most advanced and fan-focused venues in the world, was met with widespread celebration from the Warriors community.
Adding to the excitement, franchise legend and global basketball icon Stephen Curry has pledged $5 million of his own money to support the project—and has promised to fund additional youth and community programs within the arena once renovations are complete.
“This isn’t just about upgrading a building,” said Coach Kerr. “It’s about creating a legacy space where players, fans, families, and the entire Bay Area community can come together, now and for generations to come.”
A Vision for the Future of Chase Center
The massive renovation project will include:
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New interactive fan zones
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A state-of-the-art training facility upgrade
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Expanded seating and hospitality areas
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Green energy initiatives, including solar roofing and water recycling systems
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The “Curry Court” youth facility, a community gym and tech-learning center funded by Curry himself
According to the Warriors’ front office, the goal is not just to modernize the arena—but to make it the most inclusive, technologically advanced, and sustainable sports venue in the NBA.
Curry’s Personal Touch
Stephen Curry, who has spent his entire Hall-of-Fame career with the Warriors, didn’t hesitate to throw his support behind the plan—both financially and personally.
“Golden State isn’t just where I play—it’s home,” Curry said. “I’m proud to invest in the future of our fans, our youth, and our community. This arena will reflect who we are—innovative, united, and built on purpose.”
Curry’s $5 million donation will fund a youth mentorship program and several education-tech labs that will operate inside the revamped facility. He also pledged to match up to an additional $10 million in public donations to expand the project’s reach into underserved neighborhoods in the Bay Area.
A Community Celebration
Fans flooded social media with praise and excitement, using hashtags like #CurryCares and #ChaseCenterNext. Many applauded the Warriors’ ongoing commitment to community-driven development.
“This is what leadership looks like,” one fan tweeted. “Steve Kerr and Steph Curry continue to set the gold standard—on and off the court.”
“Not just wins. Not just banners. This is legacy,” wrote another.
Final Words from the Franchise
Warriors President Bob Myers called the initiative “a powerful reflection of what the Warriors stand for—excellence, vision, and heart.”
Construction is expected to begin in March 2025, with most major upgrades completed before the start of the 2026 NBA season. During the renovation process, the team will continue to play at Chase Center, with minimal disruptions expected for fans.
