"Crane Index"

[emu steve]

Found this interesting.

The range on the map is 88 to 6. Toronto is far and away the big leader, Seattle [[no surprise. Think Amazon) is next, then no surprise cities like Chicago, L.A., S.F, etc. Denver was a surprise to me. D.C. leads NYC and Boston. Patriots might win the Super Bowl but DC wins the East Coast Crane Competition [[sorry NYC.).

And it does show what most I believe understand: the strength of BOTH coasts with a few other American cities doing well.

This might also be a good 'proxy' for Amazon if their thinking is similar to this chart: the strengths of both coasts and as they are already on one coach, how about the other? [[Boston, NYC/Newark, or D.C. area).

https://dc.curbed.com/2018/1/30/1695...-dc-washington

[JonWylie]

ij

Found this interesting.

The range on the map is 88 to 6. Toronto is far and away the big leader, Seattle [[no surprise. Think Amazon) is next, then no surprise cities like Chicago, L.A., S.F, etc. Denver was a surprise to me. D.C. leads NYC and Boston. Patriots might win the Super Bowl but DC wins the East Coast Crane Competition [[sorry NYC.).

And it does show what most I believe understand: the strength of BOTH coasts with a few other American cities doing well.

This might also be a good 'proxy' for Amazon if their thinking is similar to this chart: the strengths of both coasts and as they are already on one coach, how about the other? [[Boston, NYC/Newark, or D.C. area).

https://dc.curbed.com/2018/1/30/1695...-dc-washington

Optimistically we should have around 10 in the next year, so that's a good sign