Vote: 76Place or Comcast Spectacor's South Philly sports complex redesign?

Friction point: The 76ers and Comcast Spectacor are at odds over the Sixers' pledge to ditch the Wells Fargo Center, which Comcast Spectacor owns, to build a new arena.

• It's been up for debate whether the Sixers' demands to leave South Philly triggered Comcast Spectacor to pitch its own proposal.

📝 Here is a quick overview of both projects:

Comcast Spectacor

• Details: The project would bring hotels, residential units, restaurants, shops, a new concert venue and upgrades to Xfinity Live!
• Plus: The Wells Fargo Center would eventually be replaced with a new stadium.
• Cost: $2.5 billion
• Timeline: At least 10 years

Sixers

• Details: An 18,500-seat arena at 10th and Market Street together with a residential tower.
• Plus: The project includes street-level retail and restaurants and a pedestrian promenade.
• Cost: $1.5 billion
• Timeline: Open in 2031

What's next: As the city considers the proposals, Axios Philadelphia wants to know what project readers prefer.

• Vote below to help determine the winner and let us know what you like or dislike about the projects.