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Next Midwest City To Build A Tower Over 700' Tall
Springboarding off the other thread about the south, I thought it'd be interesting to explore a similar issue for the Midwest.
Chicago is excluded here, for obvious reasons.
Outside of Chicago, there have been a total of 7 buildings over 700' tall built in the midwest - 3 in Minneapolis, 2 in Cleveland, and 1 each in Detroit and Indianapolis - but the last one was built nearly 3 decades ago now.
We all had high hopes that Detroit was gonna be next with the Hudson Tower project now U/C, but it will fall just shy of the mark at 680'.
So, which midwest city is most likely to build the first 700+ footer in the region (outside of Chicago) since 1992?
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Last edited by Steely Dan; Jul 29, 2020 at 11:39 PM.
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