Where does the DC Council stand on the RFK deal?

Washington D.C. faces a complicated moment. While Mayor Muriel Bowser proposes to spend $1.1 billion on RFK’s land to build a new football stadium, the city’s budget faces delays and cuts. The proposal, which includes a recreational center and parking lot, may be at risk if the Council does not evaluate the initiative in time. Tensions between Bowser and the Council On Tuesday, legislators were surprised to vote unanimously for asking Bowser to …

Commanders' $3.7B stadium to implement permanent seat licenses, raising affordability concerns

The Washington Commanders announced a new stadium with Permanent Seat Licenses, raising concerns about fan affordability amid an ambitious $3.7 billion project.

RFK stadium deal terms: DC Mayor and Commanders have until July 15 to secure council vote

The Commanders’ exclusive negotiations to bring a stadium to D.C. have some specific stipulations attached.

Where does the DC Council stand on the RFK deal?

The nearly $4 billion deal on the table to redevelop the RFK Stadium site and bring the Washington Commanders back to the District needs the blessing of at least seven members of the D.C. Council, but a current tally appears to show more negotiations may be needed. Related stories A look at the ‘districts’ that would come with the new Commanders stadium at RFK site Prince George’s Co. leaders hold out hope DC stad…

New Washington Commanders stadium on tap for RFK Stadium site - Ballpark Digest

Professional sports will be back at the RFK Stadium site in the form of Washington Commanders NFL football, as the team and District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser announced plans for a $2.7-billion domed stadium. The RFK Stadium site is one of the more historic locales in professional sports. Planned in the late 1950s at […] The post New Washington Commanders stadium on tap for RFK Stadium site first appeared on Ballpark Digest.