Which MSA has the most major projects coming up: ATL, HOU, DAL, L.A., Seattle, D.C., Philly, Bos, San Fran, or Chi? (live, state)

[Boston Shudra]

Oh wow! Then we'll have 3 skyscrapers all within 5ft of each other! At that point I figure we should just call it a 3-way tie for second place.

[odurandina]

Still trying to improve the list for 180-290', as it is not complete. i need CityLover's help w/ the Seaport list as there are about 10 big projects i left off the list.

proposed, rooftop heights;

1. 1 Bromfield Street/Midwood Investment 59 stories 705' (diagonally across from Millenium Tower).

2. Back Bay Station tower #1 34 stories ~442'.

3. Back Bay Parcel 15 #1/Weiner Ventures 31 stories 400'.

4. Back Bay Station tower #2 24 stories ~396'.

5. 45 Worthington/Equity Residential 35 stories ~390' loi.

6. 51 High Street 29 stories ~355'.

7. 2 Charlesgate West/Transnational 30 stories 340'.

8.Back Bay Station tower #3 26 stories ~336'.

9.15 Harrison Avenue/Drago and Toscano/Chinatown hotel 26 stories ~325'.

10.Back Bay Parcel 15 #2/Weiner Ventures 25 stories ~325'.

11. 436 Atlantic Ave/J Hook Lobster tower 24 stories 305'.

12. 533 Washington St/Canvas (high a/r thin condo tower) 30 stories 303'.

13. Dudley Square mixed use residential tower 25 stories ~300'.

14. Tremont Crossing Tower #1 22 stories 280'.

15. Fort Point/Berkeley Investments 20 stories 255'.

16. Tremont Crossing Tower #2 20 stories 250'.

17. 171 Tremont St 19 stories 235'.


approved, +/- .gov/on schedule, construction, topped, +/- cladding or completed;

1. 1 Dalton Street/Four Seasons 61 stories 755' (construction)

2. 111 Federal Street/Winthrop Garage/Millennium Partners 55 Stories 750' (construction summer 2017)

3. South Station Tower; 51 stories 691' (construction early 2017)

4. Millennium Tower 60 stories 685' tip (Opened 14 July, 2016)

5. Govt Center (oval) office tower 43 stories + tall mech screen ~647' tip... (construction to commence after res tower completed)

6. Copley Place Tower 52 stories 625' roof tip (extensive site prep underway)

7. Govt Center residential tower 45 stories 547' (construction)

8. TD Garden Tower 1 (office) ~21 stories over the podium ~505' roof (podium under construction).

9. TD Garden Point 2 (resident tower) 45 stories 495' (podium construction)

10. Garden Garage/Equity Residential 44 stories 485' (construction Sept, 2016)

11. Avalon North Station/121 Nashua Street 38 stories 450' roof (cladding completed)

12. 40 Trinity Place 33 stories 446' (construction Sept '16)

13. Atlantic Wharf 32 stories 436' (2011)

14. 380 Stewart Street/John Hancock Tower #3 26 stories ~400' tip (approved).

15. 45 Province Street 31 Stories 367' (2009)

16. The Pierce Fenway 30 stories 367' (construction)

17. Govt Center #3 29 stories ~336' (approved ~2 years away)

18. 45 Stewart St/AVA Theatre District 29 stories 336' (2015)

19. South Station #2 (residential) 28 stories 334' (will be rushed through)

20. Ames St Residences, Cambridge 25 stories 300' (construction)

21. The Kensington Apartments 27 stories 299' (2013)

22. Radian 26 stories 291' (2014)

23. 157 Berkeley Street/Liberty Mutual 22 stories 290' (2013)

24. 30 Dalton St 24 stories 286' (cladding Jan 2016)

25. 888 Boylston 17 stories 286' (to open presently)

26. 99 Kneeland Street/1 Greenway Tower/Chinatown 21 stories 262 Feet (2015)

27. 315 on A/Berkeley Investments 20 stories/255' (2013)

28. Burk Street residence hall Northeastern University 21 stories 240' (approved July 2016).

29. 1350 Boylston/Skanska Fenway 18 stories 223' (construction)

30. Emerson College/Boylston Place Dorm 18 stories 218' (construction)

31. Northestern Univ Grandmarc Tower 17 stories 200' completed (2014)

32. The Viridian/Fenway 18 stories 214' (2015)

33. Landmark Center towers B & C 200'.


likely to return;

1. Harbor Garage/Don Chiofaro/Prudential 50 stories BRA rendered guidelines for 600'/900,000, ending the 2 tower idea. Chiofaro/Pru team say they need 1.1~1.2M sq ft w/ single 600' tower to proceed. Harbor/city/state process is implacable.

The design limits from the BRA for height, density, volume, massing, shade and obligations to the abutters are horrendous at this site. Nevertheless, the Harbor Garage impasse will be resolved with a single tower design.

i believe the solution to solving the decade long impasse between Don Chiofaro and the City is within reach. i'll have the harbor view, vertical render up in a couple of hours and 3d models done within a couple of weeks, ready for the Downtown Waterfront Planning Initiative meeting in September.

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[odurandina]

Boston’s tallest by 2021; rooftop heights

1. John Hancock 62 stories 790’
2. 1 Dalton Street/Four Seasons 61 stories 755’ roof
3. 111 Federal Street 66 stories 750’
4. Prudential 52 stories 750’
5. South Station Tower; 49 stories 691’
6. Millennium Tower 60 stories 685’
7. 1 Bromfield Street 59 stories 705’ (current proposal)

above 200m

8. Govt Center (oval) office tower 43 stories + tall mech screen ~647’ tip
9. Copley Place Tower 52 stories 626’
10. Federal Reserve Bank 32 stories 614’
11. 1 Boston Place 40 stories 601 ’
12. 1 International Place Tower 46 stories 600’
13. 100 Federal St (pregnant) 37 stories 591’
14. 1 Financial Center in Dewey Square 46 stories 590’

above 180m

15. 111 Huntington Avenue 36 stories 554’
16. Govt Center residential tower 45 stories 547’
17. 2 International Place 36 stories 538’
18. 1 Post Office square 40 stories 525’
19. 1 Federal Street 38 stories 520’
20. Exchange Place 39 stories 510’
21. 60 State Street 38 stories 509’
22. 1 Beacon Street 37 stories 507’
23. TD Garden Tower 1 (office) ~21 stories over podium ~505’
24. 1 Lincoln Street 36 stories 503’
25. 28 State Street 40 stories 500’
26. Custom House Tower 32 stories 496’
27. TD Garden Point 2 (resident tower) 45 stories 495’
28. Old John Hancock 26 stories 495’

above 150m


29. 33 Arch Street 33 stories 489’
30. Garden Garage/Equity Residential 44 stories 485’
31. State Street Bank 34 stories 477’
32. Ritz Carlton Tower 1 38 stories 475’’
33. 125 High Street 30 stories 452’
34. Avalon North Station 38 stories 450’
35. 100 Summer Street 32 stories 450’
36. Ritz Carlton Tower #2 36 stories 446’
37. Atlantic Wharf 32 stories 436’ Back Bay Station tower #1 34 stories ~435’
38. 40 Trinity Place 33 stories 412’
39. John W. McCormack Building 22 stories 401 ’
40. Back Bay Parcel 15 #1/Weiner Ventures 31 stories 400’
41. 380 Stewart Street/John Hancock Tower #3 26 stories 400’
42. Keystone Building 32 stories 400’
43. Parcel 15 Back Bay/Weiner Associates 32 stories 400'
44. Harbor Tower #1 40 stories 400’
45. Harbor Tower #2 40 stories 400’
46. Back Bay Station #2 (office) 24 stories 400’
47. Devonshire Tower 42 stories 398’
48. 100 Cambridge Street/Saltonstall 22 stories 396’
49. Westin Copley Place 38 storis 395’
50. 100 High Street 28 stories 394’
51. 75 State Street 31 stores 390’

[nature's message]

Latest renderings of 2520 Peachtree (The Emerson) condo project in Atlanta. Developed by JPX Works, designed by ODA, groundbreaking to commence this fall.

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ODA also designed another residential project (Peachtree and 3rd) in Midtown that will also be constructed in the not so distant future.

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[JoeTarheel]

Originally Posted by jpdivola

Yeah, the Brave's decision to leave Atlanta seems like a mistake in the making. But, oh well. That reflects poorly on the Braves organization, not the citizens of Atlanta. Nice to see Atlanta turning lemons into lemon aid and powering ahead. In 20 years, Atlanta will probably have one of the most dynamic urban cores in America and the Braves we be watching from the sidelines.

Keep in mind that the new Braves stadium is just outside the city limits of Atlanta and still part of the city - just not in the downtown area like it was for 40 years. I hated it when I first heard of the move, but the stadium was never good for that neighborhood and hopefully it will allow the neighborhood to be reborn around Georgia State. I doubt the panhandlers and petty criminals will want to hang around after the stadium is gone.

[MDAllstar]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ES7Xnxk0Ny8


2016 Washington D.C. Neighborhood Development Profile.

[18Montclair]

Wow. Atlanta is on fire! Kudos.

[2Easy]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Wow. Atlanta is on fire! Kudos.

It is for sure. Not trying to throw shade because LA is kinda on fire as well, but many of Atlanta's projects are actually proposals meaning they haven't yet broken ground or even been approved by the city. I honestly don't know how it works there or really anywhere outside LA, but here it's pretty easy to "propose" a project and many, maybe most, proposals are never actually built.

But regarding Atlanta's projects/proposals I'm really excited about the Turner Field one. It seems like a good extension from the centennial park/aquarium. I recall that being a little far from the nearest MARTA station but close to a burgeoning neighborhood with new housing.

[Ant131531]

Yeah Atlanta's doing well now, but all of the super huge projects are still in the proposal stages including a new 2nd tallest building, the Underground re-development, Turner Field re-development, etc.

[Trafalgar Law]

Over 10,000 apartment units expected to be delivered in Atlanta in 2016, meaning those are already under-construction and are expected to finish this year or have already finished construction this year:


Essentially it is the exact same cities that also top the list for most new hotel rooms under construction and in the pipeline as well.

These are the cities expected to see the highest rent increase in 2016 as well: