After following many of these proposals, I gotta give props to Amazon for making all of these conservative car-centric cities come out and act like they actually care about things like good transit and bike lanes. I get the sense that so many were struggling to show off any progressive...
(some of) Hamilton's bid book is now public
https://d3fpllf1m7bbt3.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/media/browser/2017-10-30/amazon_hq2_public_version-web.pdf
I haven't found complete bid books from other cities, but I have found promotional websites and videos that they have used in addition to their bid.
Philadelphia
Website: https://public.philadelphiadelivers.com/
Detroit
Website: http://www.detroitmovestheworld.com/
Pittsburgh
Website...
There seems to be quite a few typos in the bid book. I've spotted at least three: pg. 30 its/it's, pg. 65 "shorty ferry ride", and pg.73 "it only takes only 25 minutes" (in reference to the UPX of all things). It's kind of embarrassing.
I agree that Boston is the favourite to win this simply because of Harvard and MIT. Beyond that though, they also have an unbelievable plan in redeveloping the inner belt in nearby Somerville. Here's a screenshot:
The red circle is the inner belt set for redevelopment. It's an area of 140...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-12/amazon-is-said-to-weigh-boston-in-search-for-second-headquarters
"A few years ago, Amazon executives discussed building a second headquarters in Toronto because two decades of rapid growth had left the company feeling constrained in Seattle...