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The cities that jump out at me are...Honolulu..Des Moines...Tulsa Little Rock...Vancouver...Calgary....Edmonton...Birmingha m...... Richmond.....Metro's of 2 Million to 20 Million are suppose to have HUGE CBD Skylines.....Cities below and around 1 Million aren't
Yes, for its population, Bellevue is impressive. However, it is surrounded by a metro of 3+ million, so perhaps a little unfair. Nice pics as always, though pwright.
Chicago's skyline is huge for a city of 2.8 million.
I would also say Miami and Seattle.
City population have little to do with Skyline size...it's metro population and MANY other factors. Chicago built up because it had too. Rail lines cross through the city which made it impossible to build buildings that spanned 6 city blocks.
Saying San Diego has more skyscrapers than its population is really throwing a jab at south florida's coast line with all those highrises.
Atleast most of San Diego's residential skyscrapers are condos and lofts.. not time-shares and hotels.
Oakland has a big skyline for only having 300k
Oakland has over 400,000 city and 7.4 Million Metro
Bellevue Washington blows the doors off of San Jose and Oakland CA and Seattle can go head to head with San Francisco anyday , it must be something that they have in the water up in the PNW...........
Yeah I see your point , but you don't see mine , a couple of shacks isolated out in the middle of nowhere is not a part of a city to me , now it's your prerogative to call it a part of a city if you want to.
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Bellevue Washington/population 123,000
