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Charlotte currently has 5 buildings under construction over 300 ft.. by the end of the year that number is expected to be 9-10.
The skyline is expanding dramatically southward and the SouthEnd area will have its own sizeable skyline of its own.
In Charlotte, most of the projects aren't publicized until they are literally almost ready to start construction. Apparently, there are than there are many more 30/40+ story towers planned in the SouthEnd area.
The picture alone shows the rapid change of Nashville’s skyline. I didn’t expect to see that many buildings. Now, I’m gonna look up what else they got planned. I wonder what it will all look like completed.
Edit: It’s crazy I found a video on YouTube answering the very question I had
That's pretty amazing. They mention "more than 50 proposed and approved" for downtown and midtown.
Along with Austin, Seattle, and Charlotte, Nashville is building towers at a ridiculous pace.
Never happens. Some will turn out to be speculative and others don't happen for various other reasons. But some that aren't even on that list may happen and take their place.
What would that list look like if you removed buildings not built or under construction.
Never happens. Some will turn out to be speculative and others don't happen for various other reasons. But some that aren't even on that list may happen and take their place.
What would that list look like if you removed buildings not built or under construction.
Under construction? I’d say that’s a pretty good indication that it’ll make the list.
Nashville better go ‘head! They’re not playing at all! They already have the density, all they need is a signature tower. The one that’s approved is gonna dominate their skyline.
There has been a lot of highrises built in the 300+ ft range in Dallas. Much of the Uptown Dallas area is under height restrictions due to Love Field being so close. But even then…its adding to the density of the area.
The first pic is a picture of the planned project in Uptown Dallas (much of this was previously post in other threads)
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The video is a flyover with a partial view of Uptown.
First pic (@ 2:19) is the excavation of the 23Springs (399 ft) site and Harwood No. 14 (388 ft) being clearly visible too.
The cleared lot next to 23Springs is the location of 2811 Maple (372 ft), which hasn’t officially started construction. The 2nd pic (@ 2:23) is the Maple Terrace development (240 ft) which is now a few floors above ground.
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