They'll probably go with Atlanta. Cheaper to live there than in other areas, and their airport is huge.... Unless they look at the actual demographics and crime statistics. Very black and very violent.
Benjamin Miller
People here in Boston are pretty confident we will get it.
Nathan Green
Nashville will win and I'll have to move.
Jaxon Wright
Montgomery County is a bit of a surprise, but I don't see it happening there. Honestly my best guess is Newark since it's in between DC and NYC and right alongside I-95
Adrian Peterson
I think they want something in the BosWash corridor. Building here attracts talent from Massachusetts to Virginia. Ivy League, some of the best schools in the world, best cities in the country.
Boston - close to MIT, Harvard, strong working class suburban population that could fill warehouse jobs
Newark or NYC - best talent overall guaranteed, widest appeal for importing talent, best city, best transit system, tax cuts if Newark. Environmental sustainability selling point.
Washington - smaller scale of Boston essentially but the fact that they have 4 options on the list near the Capital makes me wonder if they want to be close to government.
Carson Morris
Real contenders here are Austin, Dallas, Miami, Raleigh, Boston, Denver
Caleb Nelson
tactically speaking miami would make most sense
Gabriel Clark
Dallas has an international airport and it's surrounding suburbs have extremely cheap housing options in safe areas. Based Texas has excellent taxes as well so employees would be able to keep more of their money.
Jose Young
Nashville is a 4 hour drive away from the largest FedEx hub and one of Amazon's largest warehouses is also here.