Development's struggle for sites and subsidies: New York should not copy projects like Baltimore's struggling Harborplace but aim for those like Nehemiah – New York Daily News

Over the past year, New Yorkers have witnessed the rollouts of a series of major development proposals that will leave indelible marks on the region’s physical and economic future. A year ago, the state announced a decision to subsidize a new stadium for the Buffalo Bills to the tune of $850 million.

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