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What new skyscrapers are going up in your city? In NYC, the new WTC is going up. In Philly, the Comcast Center, the new tallest building in the city just went up last year. But what about what's going up or really may go up in your city? I understand that there is a website called emporis.com It does have good information on all skyscrapers around the world. However, sometimes I find plans and projects missing from their list. Hence, what's going up in the city where you live?
Location: Cleveland bound with MPLS in the rear-view
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Holy smokes! Why are cities building anything right now? I can't see the justification for a condo tower for instance, maybe an apartment tower. Office vacancies in most metros are very high as well, and unemployment continues to drag that market down. Let's just say I hope none of these are spec towers!
Holy smokes! Why are cities building anything right now? I can't see the justification for a condo tower for instance, maybe an apartment tower. Office vacancies in most metros are very high as well, and unemployment continues to drag that market down. Let's just say I hope none of these are spec towers!
Tell that to Dallas. (all in good humor my dallasites)
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what is the Manhattenization of miami?
I think he meant the rapid transformation of a skyline, ala Manhattan-style, which I think Miami is done with, its high-rise boom is over.
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