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I could see Charlotte with a supertall, it would actually fit in there skyline. Nashville and Austin are good candidates also. Miami would have been my vote but since the Surfside Building Collaspe building anything maybe heavily scrutinized. Boston has a height restriction I believe, and Seattle and Dallas would have built one by now if they were going to do it imo.
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Miami’s Waldorf Astoria residences (already selling units and scheduled to break ground in 1Q 2022) and One Bayfront Plaza (no firm date) will be > 1000 feet.
Seattle has a plan for a mostly residential tower in the 100-story range at 401 7th, though it's been slow-played for a few years...apparently first for the FAA, and now probably wondering if enough people want to live in a financial district these days.
FAA has objected to proposals over 900 feet in Jersey City. The tallest building in JC, 99 Hudson, is 900 feet tall. Originally proposed as a taller building (995 ft) the height was reduced to appease the FAA.
FAA has objected to proposals over 900 feet in Jersey City. The tallest building in JC, 99 Hudson, is 900 feet tall. Originally proposed as a taller building (995 ft) the height was reduced to appease the FAA.
Ah! I did not know that. But it makes sense due to their closer proximity to Newark International.
Jersey City could have a couple ones just under 1k then, possibly.
It is definitely a... different looking tower. So I will hold judgement until this thing is actually standing. I just hope they have an observation deck!
Miami and Austin are definitely getting one. Miami has several proposals, but One Bayfront Plaza is almost a certainty.
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