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NYC (yes NYC has many many many additional DTs spread out in LI, West Chester, NJ , and CT; honestly more than anywhere else, just maybe not skyscrapers in the burbs like other places though will have many taller 20+ story buildings), LA, DC, DFW, Houston, Atlanta probably come to mind though I think this criteria is too reliant on skyscrapers
also I saw the woodlands mentioned, if these places qualify all major metros have multiple downtowns, or are only modern ones qualifying, for example in Philly there are at least 15 places with at least the size (most larger) than the woodlands; just maybe not as new in the building design
Downtown Houston
Downtown Galveston
The Woodlands
Sugarland
The Medical Center
Uptown
Greenway Plaza
Greenspoint
The Energy Corridor
Westchase
That is ten that I can think of
Um, L.A. has one this one with 23
-Downtown LA
-Century City
-Westwood
-Wilshire
-Santa Monica
-Burbank
-Hollywood
-LAX/Segundo
-Glendale
-Downtown Long Beach
-Downtown Irvine
-Downtown Santa Ana
-Downtown Anaheim
-Platnium Triangle(Anaheim)
-Newport Center
-South Coast Metro
-Santa Ana Medical Center(by Mainplace)
-Orange(the Block)
-Irvine Spectrum
-Downtown Riverside
-Downtown San Bernardino
-Ontario
-Studio City
-Downtown LA
-Century City
-Westwood
-Wilshire
-Santa Monica
-Burbank
-Hollywood
-LAX/Segundo
-Glendale
-Downtown Long Beach
-Downtown Irvine
-Downtown Santa Ana
-Downtown Anaheim
-Platnium Triangle(Anaheim)
-Newport Center
-South Coast Metro
-Santa Ana Medical Center(by Mainplace)
-Orange(the Block)
-Irvine Spectrum
-Downtown Riverside
-Downtown San Bernardino
-Ontario
-Studio City
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