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Originally Posted by clubtokyo
That may be true but Dallas and Houston sprawl out way more than Austin. Austin has a unique opportunity as being the baby to build out correctly and learn from the mistakes of it’s bigger brothers.
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Originally Posted by N90
For real.
There isn’t another metro of 2.4 million in the US with a Supertall (currently U/C). And there may be another on the way after that. Possibly 2 others if that railyard condos ground moves forward with their plans. Austin’s skyline now far exceeds that of a metro of 2.4 million people, at least by US standards imo.
Now what I wanna see is the rail system and subway start construction, the airport go from small hub to major big time hub, and the city start to expand its urban core with more dense infill developments that stretch the core further out.
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On another site someone said Austin could have a skyline that surpasses Denver and Philadelphia in amount of buildings over 300' by 2030. Do you see that as a possibility?
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