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Louisville. Better height and riverfront cannot be beat.
Austin or Nashville?
Easily Austin, in this current day of 2024. Austin has about 55 skyscrapers over 300 feet and fast-growing, with another 12-15 or so under construction, and 20+ in the pipeline.
Nashville is not super far behind, with 39 skyscrapers over 300 feet, about 7 under construction and 20+ also in the pipeline. Nashville is indeed booming, but not as much as Austin is booming.
Easily Austin, in this current day of 2024. Austin has about 55 skyscrapers over 300 feet and fast-growing, with another 12-15 or so under construction, and 20+ in the pipeline.
Nashville is not super far behind, with 39 skyscrapers over 300 feet, about 7 under construction and 20+ also in the pipeline. Nashville is indeed booming, but not as much as Austin is booming.
Austin is taller, with more density.
Sacramento, CA vs New Orleans, LA?
New Orleans due to density and larger towers. Sacramento is ok but needs more infill.
San Antonio gets the edge here. San Antonio will be getting a lot more infill towers in the future, most likely.
Springfield, MA or Charleston, WV?
Charleston wins barely due to it's more classic architecture and density. Charleston reminds me of Chattanooga. It needs more towers but has potential.
St. Paul, MN or Cincinnati, OH?
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