PHILADELPHIA — In a move that will likely stun many, the plan to bring a $1.3 billion arena to Market Street in Center City Philadelphia has been abandoned.

The Sixers currently play in the Wells Fargo Center and the team has expressed its desire to have a new arena ready for when its current lease expires in 2031. Report a correction or typo ...

A joint venture of the two paid $56 million for the handful of sites on a Market Street corridor ripe for revival ...

Sunday, the Philadelphia 76ers abandoned plans that would have brought a brand new arena to Center City in favor of a new deal with Comcast Spectator to keep the team's games in South Philadelphia.

According to media reports, Mayor Cherelle Parker, a major proponent of the Center City arena plan, will hold a press conference about the development at 11 a.m. Monday.

A rendering shows a 25-story apartment building on the north end of the Philadelphia 76ers' proposed Center City arena. Gensler By Paul Schwedelson – Reporter, Philadelphia Business Journal ...

A spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday that the Philadelphia 76ers scrapped plans to build a $250 million apartment tower above their controversial proposed Center City arena. In September, City ...

Philadelphia City Council's Committee of the Whole voted in favor of a $1.3 billion plan for a Sixers arena in Center City during a committee meeting on Thursday morning.

On Wednesday, Philadelphia mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced that she has approved a plan that would move the Sixers to a new arena in the Chinatown district of Center City. The arena, set to be ...

In a stunning move, the Sixers abandoned their Center City arena plan and will remain in South Philadelphia. NBC10's Brian Sheehan has the details while NBC10's Shaira Arias has reactions from the ...