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Old Posted Sep 6, 2019, 6:05 PM
Phil McAvity Phil McAvity is offline
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So what? You said "finally a tall building going up" of THIS tower that is shorter than 609 Main that was constructed a couple of years ago. Houston has the third tallest skyline in the county. Don't act like the tall order you're creating is some type of norm.

The only cities that would be in the same discussion as far as tall buildings being constructed since 2000 would be NYC, Chicago, SF, and Miami.
Name another American city that has not had a building crack the top 5 tallest buildings in that city in the past 30 years. Like I said, other than Dallas

Both cities have been deadsville for a very long time
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