Philadelphia 76ers reportedly reverse course, won’t build contentious $1.3B downtown stadium
- The Sixers have decided to abandon plans to build a new arena in Center City and will remain in South Philadelphia, according to sources.
- City Council recently passed bills to approve the new arena, but the Sixers have struck a deal with Comcast Spectacor to stay in the Stadium District.
- The Sixers' plans for an 18,500-seat arena in Center City will not move forward, despite previous support from city officials and community groups.
- The team signed a community benefits agreement with the city securing $60 million for municipal programs and community groups.
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