Roughly two thirds of the 2.0-billion-euro ($2.2 billion) budget has been provided by private real estate companies, with the state contributing 646 million euros. During the Games, it will include a 24-hour restaurant, an alcohol-free bar, as well as training facilities. Afterwards, around a third of the 2,800 apartments will be sold off to private homeowners, while a third is destined for public housing, and the rest for rentals, including for students.
