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I think when people say Detroit they say Detroit city limits. And I've been there. Detroit itself is a dump. The suburbs are a whole different story.
If Bezos had any social legacy aspirations, locating in the city of Detroit would be a obvious choice. He and Amazon could take credit for bringing Detroit back to it's former glory.
I had to look that up. Per wiki: "people are very polite but not particularly friendly." You won't find that in Boston - we are neither polite nor friendly.
They expect to draw workers from the local population and in Boston that means lots of transplants that came for school and never left. They're used to it. As long as there are plenty of places to get growlers of organic, free range, cold pressed, hops infused honey mead, their beard wax, and unicycle repaired, they'll make friends.
Weed is legal in both states... so... Amazon might be into that.
If Bezos had any social legacy aspirations, locating in the city of Detroit would be a obvious choice. He and Amazon could take credit for bringing Detroit back to it's former glory.
Downtown is already roaring back. Although, I'm sure they would take credit, it would be closer to the cherry on the top rather than driving the change. Downtown Detroit is unrecognizable from 2008 compared to today.
You can't be serious! I know of no one that has Nashville on their short list. Maybe people in TN.
Yeah, Nashville is a great place to visit, but the weather there is horrible.
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