Study on building a Baltimore stadium for D.C. United complete

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A study that looks at the economic benefits of building a new soccer stadium in Baltimore for D.C. United is complete, according to a team release Thursday. The study was done at the request of Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.

The study is not available online but according to the team’s statement, a D.C. United move to Baltimore could drive tens of millions of dollars in new spending each year, attract hundreds of thousands of fans annually and generate millions of dollars in new state and local tax revenues.

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