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The city (Washington, DC) sold bonds to finance the stadium. The bonds are to be paid through taxes on tickets, food, and merchandise bought at the stadium, from a new tax levied on businesses grossing over $3 million a year, and a rent to be paid by the Nationals owners of $5.5 million per year.
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