D.C. and the Washington Commanders will unveil on Monday morning a $3 billion deal to build a new football stadium at the RFK Stadium site, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The megaproject would jumpstart construction of a new residential and entertainment hub on waterfront real estate — and Mayor Muriel Bowser reportedly wants to kick in around $800 million in taxpayer dollars.

A deal for a new stadium at the RFK site in Washington, D.C. has been reached, according to 7News' sources. Just last week, negotiations were ongoing between the Washington Commanders ownership group and Bowser on a new NFL stadium where the old RFK Stadium sits,

The Washington Commanders and the District of Columbia reportedly have an agreement to build a stadium at the site where the vacant RFK Stadium currently sits, according to multiple reports.