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THE COME-BACKS

No. 50 Buffalo

A Public-Private Experiment Gone Right

Few cities can take advantage of a catalyst like the Buffalo Billion, the development plan New York governor Andrew Cuomo anced in 2012 to invest $1 billion into the region. The program’s impact has been widely felt: Today, Buffalo’s startup scene benefits from a boom in health care construction—including a $270 million children’s hospital and a $375

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