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9 to 12 stories, as long as they are beautiful and add density. While I would love to have that signature tower that finally eclipses the Landmark Building, I would be ok if it didn't happen soon. If we can continue building density, you will be surprised the impact that it will make.
I'm an "all of the above" person myself. I'd love to see the day that Greenville has a substantial skyline. I think all things can coexist here. I'm OK with keeping taller buildings off Main St. proper and other concessions to the "feel" at street level, but growth will and must happen.
I understand. I'm all for that too, but I'm also ok with density first. DC doesn't have a true skyscraper, but that doesn't take away from the feeling when you're in there business district. Those mid rises make an huge impact.
The Raleigh-Cary MSA is about twice the size of the Greenville MSA.
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