Anonymous wrote:Lets hope the end result will be a new arena in DC, somewhere, preferably Galleria Place. But I suspect other DC options may arise.

There won't be a new arena. They will just expand some office space and continue to make upgrades.

Lets hope the end result will be a new arena in DC, somewhere, preferably Galleria Place. But I suspect other DC options may arise.

HAHAHAHAHAHA....

Wilson is such a loser.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate to think how many millions of dollars Alexandria spent to work on this.

I think it was about $300-500k.

Source?

From the start of talks to today, the city must have spent way more than that.

Anonymous wrote:Tysons Corner is on the front burner again.

For the casino project? Not an arena. Ted is reportedly groveling back to DC.

Anonymous wrote:Tysons Corner is on the front burner again.

No that was a shot in the dark and three day old news. Ted is back with DC.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2024/03/27/dc-capitals-wizards-capital-one-arena-alexandria-bowser-leonsis/

Anonymous wrote:I hate to think how many millions of dollars Alexandria spent to work on this.

I think it was about $300-500k.

Tysons Corner is on the front burner again.

I hate to think how many millions of dollars Alexandria spent to work on this.

Anonymous wrote:Thrilled that this is not happening!

Me too!

Thrilled that this is not happening!

Always blame and deflect. Bottom line Glenn and Ted didn't do the worked needed to come close to getting this done and they both look foolish.

Don't care... my likelihood of going to a game for any of these teams is zero in DC, and maybe only 1 in 365 in VA. It would have been nice to have some useful development though in Potomac Yard. So far it's mostly garbage.

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Nice attempt to try to frame this as intentional on his part as opposed to an utter failure to negotiate this in the state level.

I hope Youngkin learned something but I doubt it. I hope this kills his prospect in a national level.