Virginia leaders, Monumental Sports break down funding for proposed Potomac Yard stadium. by Rebecca Turco. Thu, December 14th 2023 at 11:06 PM. Updated Thu, December 14th 2023 at 11:17 PM. 8.

It's official: there will be no new $2 billion stadium complex in Alexandria's Potomac Yard, and the Washington Capitals and Wizards are staying in DC. Ted Leonsis, the owner of the teams, and DC ...

Potomac Yard will include 2.1 million square. The last two pieces of the eight-piece Potomac Yard development puzzle have been cleared by the Arlington County Board.

Moving the Caps and Wizards to Potomac Yard could cost Virginia more than $1 billion, sparking mixed feelings in Alexandria about the $2.2 billion project’s scale.

The new arena would anchor a $2 billion entertainment district near the Potomac Yard Metro station. Monumental Sports & Entertainment plans to move the Washington Wizards and Capitals from ...

The Virginia General Assembly released its final state budget of the legislative session on Thursday, with one notable item left out—the $2 billion deal to fund construction of a new stadium for the ...

Coalition argues proposed sports arena in Potomac Yard will not boost local economy. by John Rogers. Thu, January 25th 2024 at 11:08 PM. Updated Thu, January 25th 2024 at 11:26 PM. 3.

The opening of the Potomac Yard Metro station in Alexandria, Va., is being pushed back to the fall of 2022 after a problem was identified with a critical safety system at the station, Metro said ...

Potomac Yard Metro station, once slated for 2016, now to open in 2020. October 10, 2015. A model of the proposed Potomac Yard Metro station.