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Old Posted Dec 27, 2021, 11:55 PM
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US Skyscrapers over 800 ft. built or U/C since 2000: 54

New York: 33 (includes 1 tower in Jersey City)

Chicago: 11

Rest of America: 10

- Philly: 2
- San Francisco: 2
- Miami: 2
- Los Angeles: 1
- Seattle: 1
- Austin: 1
- Oklahoma City: 1

source: CTBUH

i decided to re-run the chart above, but lowering the minimum height down to 700' to cast the net a little wider.

it didn't really make much difference. NYC still owns, and chicago still hangs tight relative to the rest of the nation.



US Skyscrapers over 700 ft. built or U/C since 2000: 95

New York: 58 (includes 4 towers in Jersey City)

Chicago: 17

Rest of America: 20

- Miami: 5
- Philly: 3
- San Francisco: 2
- Houston: 2
- Los Angeles: 1
- Seattle: 1
- Austin: 1
- Oklahoma City: 1
- Charlotte: 1
- Boston: 1
- Mobile: 1
- Atlantic city: 1

source: CTBUH
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