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Commanders, D.C. City Council near agreement on stadium development at RFK site: Sources
A deal between the Washington Commanders and the D.C. City Council to build a new stadium at the old RFK site is gaining momentum, with a potential final Council vote next week, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the discussions.
$3.8B Commanders Stadium Deal On 'Half-Yard Line' After Council Changes
The deal would funnel an estimated $674M into the District’s general fund from the stadium’s operations over 30 years, and it would make the team responsible for $50M in community benefits and allocate $600M from the District’s ballpark fee for future Metro improvements at the site. It also dictates that the team must set up offices in D.C.
A deal to bring the team back to the Nation's Capital is getting closer. Here's the latest on the potential move to the RFK site and what it means for D.C.
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Economic analysis says RFK development would eventually generate more revenue without new stadium
While a development with a stadium would start collecting revenue at a faster pace, by 2045, the no-stadium alternative would ...
The Commanders also last month hired Ben Spiritos as director of development. Spiritos, who updated his LinkedIn profile with ...
Despite the looming threat from President Donald Trump to delay the development of a new stadium, the Washington Commanders ...
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