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Default New tall building in downtown Asheville? What is it?
When coming back home to TN after visiting relatives in SC on Saturday, I noticed in the distance while on I26 that it looked like a new building was being built in Asheville and it looked at least 20 stories tall, but it may go higher... is this a new building and anyone know how tall it will be and what it is?

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I don't think it is near the 20 stories, but I agree, due to being perched on the high ground right beside I240 it gives the appearance taller than it is.

Of course it is in support of the only only economic engine of the city, tourism. It is a hotel.
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