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Originally Posted by Mikelacey45
Honestly they should look at another developer, I don’t get why this city is the birth place of the skyscraper but yet we ain’t cracking the top 5 or 10. They’re putting two buildings that’s 875 and 765ft , why just have one mega building 2,100ft in the air. It will sell. You’re pretty much getting the whole view of Chicago. And the building location is in the mouth of the Chicago river
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I assume it's because the developers can build one of the smaller towers, start to get revenue, and depending on the results, make further decisions on the second tower. A single big tower is a much larger risk and much more time consuming to build and get money coming back to the developer.
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