https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/13/nyre ... -city.html
With of course some absolutely massive tax breaks. for the party that complains about these huge corporations not paying enough taxes, they sure do know how to dish out the corporate welfare.


That must have been in your news. Everyone here was sure the DMV was in the finals and they are. Crystal City, VA is in the final with NYC. Although prices around here are bad, they're better than NYC and we are in closer proximity to more of the ECB.Pwns wrote:When it looked like Amazon was leaning toward Raleigh-Durham or Atlanta

Yeah, Crystal City has been a poorly kept secret for a couple of months inside the Beltway. Property managers were mysteriously not signing new leases on major properties since late summer.89Hen wrote:That must have been in your news. Everyone here was sure the DMV was in the finals and they are. Crystal City, VA is in the final with NYC. Although prices around here are bad, they're better than NYC and we are in closer proximity to more of the ECB.Pwns wrote:When it looked like Amazon was leaning toward Raleigh-Durham or Atlanta
Very poorly kept.93henfan wrote:Yeah, Crystal City has been a poorly kept secret for a couple of months inside the Beltway. Property managers were mysteriously not signing new leases on major properties since late summer.89Hen wrote: That must have been in your news. Everyone here was sure the DMV was in the finals and they are. Crystal City, VA is in the final with NYC. Although prices around here are bad, they're better than NYC and we are in closer proximity to more of the ECB.

No shit93henfan wrote:You left out Crystal City, VA as well. People at work today were salivating about their even more overinflated property values now.
Shotgun shacks are going for $750k now in Arlington.
Thank God.Pwns wrote:When it looked like Amazon was leaning toward Raleigh-Durham or Atlanta
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/13/nyre ... -city.html
With of course some absolutely massive tax breaks. for the party that complains about these huge corporations not paying enough taxes, they sure do know how to dish out the corporate welfare.
You can still afford Southeast. Not Near Southeast. The real Southeast.CID1990 wrote:No shit93henfan wrote:You left out Crystal City, VA as well. People at work today were salivating about their even more overinflated property values now.
Shotgun shacks are going for $750k now in Arlington.
My bureau keeps telling me I need to go back to DC for a tour. I'm like, "With what?" I'd be broke in 6 months
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F that93henfan wrote:You can still afford Southeast. Not Near Southeast. The real Southeast.CID1990 wrote:
No ****
My bureau keeps telling me I need to go back to DC for a tour. I'm like, "With what?" I'd be broke in 6 months
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It's too bad that Amazon stayed away from Red States (I can understand why they did though). That was a chance to turn GA or NC permanently BLUE.Baldy wrote:Thank God.Pwns wrote:When it looked like Amazon was leaning toward Raleigh-Durham or Atlanta
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/13/nyre ... -city.html
With of course some absolutely massive tax breaks. for the party that complains about these huge corporations not paying enough taxes, they sure do know how to dish out the corporate welfare.

I guess we just don't have the money for the massive corporate welfare like de Blasio and Cuomo.mainejeff wrote:It's too bad that Amazon stayed away from Red States (I can understand why they did though). That was a chance to turn GA or NC permanently BLUE.Baldy wrote: Thank God.



That's OK. You still have your oil & coal companies.AZGrizFan wrote:Well, given their politics you KNEW it was gonna be a blue state.
We were going to give them anything and everything they wanted...plus.Pwns wrote:I guess we just don't have the money for the massive corporate welfare like de Blasio and Cuomo.mainejeff wrote:
It's too bad that Amazon stayed away from Red States (I can understand why they did though). That was a chance to turn GA or NC permanently BLUE.
Dodged that bullet.A state-funded academy to train Amazon’s employees. An exclusive lounge - with free parking - at the world’s busiest airport. An Amazon-dedicated car on MARTA. And more than $2 billion worth of publicly-funded incentives.
That was a glimpse of the package of incentives Georgia offered to Amazon to try to lure the Seattle-based giant’s second headquarters, what was supposed to be a $5 billion campus with as many as 50,000 jobs.
Though Atlanta made a short-list of finalists, it wasn’t meant to be. The company split the project into two smaller sites, one that went to northern Virginia and the other to New York. Georgia also missed out on the biggest consolation prize – a 5,000 job operations center that went to Nashville.
For more than a year, the incentives dangled by Georgia recruiters were a closely-guarded state secret thanks to a state law that shielded them from the public. But that changed late Tuesday when the state disclosed its full package for the first time.
Here’s what we learned:
Educated workforces help too, as well as areas that somewhat give a damn about infrastructure and quality of life.AZGrizFan wrote:Well, given their politics you KNEW it was gonna be a blue state.
Well, I guess DC does have an educated workforce at least.∞∞∞ wrote:Educated workforces help too, as well as areas that somewhat give a damn about infrastructure and quality of life.AZGrizFan wrote:Well, given their politics you KNEW it was gonna be a blue state.


I like this thought mentality. Wish more of your ilk thought like this. Seeing way too many Massachusetts and Delaware plates here in the upper Midwest.∞∞∞ wrote:Educated workforces help too, as well as areas that somewhat give a damn about infrastructure and quality of life.AZGrizFan wrote:Well, given their politics you KNEW it was gonna be a blue state.

I've been seeing a strange number of Missouris around lately.Winterborn wrote:I like this thought mentality. Wish more of your ilk thought like this. Seeing way too many Massachusetts and Delaware plates here in the upper Midwest.∞∞∞ wrote: Educated workforces help too, as well as areas that somewhat give a damn about infrastructure and quality of life.

Lack of strip bars.Grizalltheway wrote:I've been seeing a strange number of Missouris around lately.Winterborn wrote:
I like this thought mentality. Wish more of your ilk thought like this. Seeing way too many Massachusetts and Delaware plates here in the upper Midwest.
WHAT IN THE FUCK IS GOING ON, FLAGGY??

Texas is closer, and better quality.CAA Flagship wrote:Lack of strip bars.Grizalltheway wrote: I've been seeing a strange number of Missouris around lately.
WHAT IN THE FUCK IS GOING ON, FLAGGY??

They're a misguided lot.Grizalltheway wrote:Texas is closer, and better quality.CAA Flagship wrote: Lack of strip bars.

*We'reCAA Flagship wrote:They're a misguided lot.Grizalltheway wrote: Texas is closer, and better quality.

Grizalltheway wrote:*We'reCAA Flagship wrote: They're a misguided lot.

Yeah right. Last time you saw a DE plate?Winterborn wrote:I like this thought mentality. Wish more of your ilk thought like this. Seeing way too many Massachusetts and Delaware plates here in the upper Midwest.∞∞∞ wrote: Educated workforces help too, as well as areas that somewhat give a damn about infrastructure and quality of life.
