This really highlights how badly we need to build along the CP tracks. I'm excited for projects like Place 10 and hopefully the Marriott to start rising.
No, they don't. The only highrises in the Detroit area (Warren and Oakland counties) are in Downtown Detroit, and one tower in Troy. How can one of the most economically depressed metro areas in the U.S aspire to have highrise development? If you're talking about 8-story buildings then sure every suburb has some.
Boston isn't a skyscraper city to start with, and the suburbs have basically nothing you could call a "highrise".
As for Washington, it really doesn't have that many highrises. Arlington has a few but that's it.
You're right. You're a genius.
But while I'm conceding defeat, I think I'll just go ahead and prove my point.
Southfield, Michigan - Metro Detroit - 4 towers over 100 meters, 26 over 35 meters
If you're going to try and "prove" me wrong again, make sure to do at least a shred of research next time. The shit is getting old, let go of the past, not everything I say and do is cause for you to bitch and moan.
Mohkínstsis — 1.6 million people at the Foothills of the Rocky Mountains, 400 high-rises, a 300-metre SE to NW climb, over 1000 kilometres of pathways, with 20% of the urban area as parkland.
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