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Originally Posted by Natnasci
Watch this space.
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We all know Toronto's numbers are going to grow.... especially if Canada continues to be positive on Asian immigration that needs to be educated of course.... and a US having its backlash by low-skilled illegal immigrants who about to the whole population of Canada.
Clearly, Canadians have pride in the rise of their major cities that highly grew by immigration and of course..... high-rise to skyscraper virtually unhampered speculating.
The totals for American cities will not stop. But the US is not into a intense Urbanizing trend at this time to fuel it. Some fast-rising cities by migrations and now slowed immigration.... still will make inroads into density. Just not the same projectery as it might have been before this covid era.
Canadians still hugging the US Border is certainly to continue as there is the most mild climate. Where the US Northern areas are generally far less sought still ongoing by migrations south.
Still you have to admit? The OP here with what portraying 60-skylines for TO .... was a huge boast. Clearly, Chicago is in the opposite corner with no one claiming it is a city of multiple skylines. No need to when its Core .... are all it needs to claim. No one is going to call some high-rise around the airport another skyline.
Still TO and Vancouver especially..... if height and scale is the boast here... clearly totals built currently and being planned to build .... can be boasted of and you are. US Cities can only have honorable mentions with Chicago its due and a Miami and NYC still getting its towers. Newer fast-growing cities making inroads... just nothing on the scale of a TO.
Seems TO will over time be boasted as the next mega-city that may get there before a Chicagoland even starts to grow again to hit the 10-mil mark it never did. Time will tell and the US many cities each fighting for relocations to boast its values and migrations...... split a every growing or shrinking pie.
No one sees a US building a Vancouver scale outside of Miami/South Florida. More yes but land just too plentiful and the car is not going anywhere for the US. Just to Electric more and self-driving more? Urbanizing will be more multi-residential over high-rises or skyscraper living outside the current holders like NYC, Chi and Miami. Inroads but not stardom as TO Claims and Vancouver even....
As long as Americans do not need to boast US Cities here.... the thread can go back to sleep till TO Claims its next victory vs skyscrapers over Chicago. To Canadians it will be a prideful moment and closer to taking on NYC it sees as a end-game?
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Along with every other USA city. So where can the thread go next? You win TO has the most skylines as no one can refute your mighty list.... OP. Something tells me we were though this all before. Just not a thread specifically on multi-skylines for a city. We also do always forget Mexico City. Not that it matters in a TO win.... good job OP.
. Daaaaang Toronto