The Washington Commanders and the District of Columbia have agreed on a $3.7 billion deal to redevelop the RFK Stadium site, though it’s up to the D.C. Council to approve the agreement, reported The Washington Post.

“We are thrilled to welcome the Commanders back home to the sports capital. We said that we could do it all – Commanders, housing, park space, recreation, retail, entertainment, and more – and, together, that’s what we are delivering,” said D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.

“When we got control of 180 acres of land on the banks of the Anacostia, we knew right away that partnering with the Commanders would be the fastest and surest route to bringing the RFK campus to life. As we focus on the growth of our economy, we’re not only bringing our team home, but we’re also bringing new jobs and new revenue to our city and to Ward 7.”

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