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Phoenix has experienced most of its growth (total population) in the last 10-20 years. Phoenix grew by over 1 million residents between 1990-2000 and another 1 million+ between 2008 and 2008.
As far as the Central Ave. Corridor is concerned, there are many photos one can find using Google images. It is a great tool.
Really. Tell me something that I don't know. Nice passive-aggressive, condescending dig at me though...
Oh, that wasn't meant to be a dig at you; however, I can't control how other people take comments.
Well thank you for that. I was just saying that most people only think of the Phoenix skyline right around the Sky Harbor Area, when there is more than one skyline in the city.
Well thank you for that. I was just saying that most people only think of the Phoenix skyline right around the Sky Harbor Area, when there is more than one skyline in the city.
Lets be real here. DC doesn't have the worst skyline because it's not in the Sunbelt and it has history. If Phoenix ore any other Sunbelt city was like that, they would EASILY get the worst skyline. I love DC, but it's the TRUTH!!!!
Lets be real here. DC doesn't have the worst skyline because it's not in the Sunbelt and it has history. If Phoenix ore any other Sunbelt city was like that, they would EASILY get the worst skyline. I love DC, but it's the TRUTH!!!!
Exactly, I love DC to death but it doesn't even have a skyline. I will say that its architecture is breathtaking (to me) from street level.
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When you speak of the DC skyline...would that be the identical 12 story building on the left or the identical 12 story building on the right?
There is some lovely architecture, both homes up in the DuPont area and the office buildings around Federal Triangle, but no skyline to speak of.
Lol, DC has plenty of tall buildings going up but its sort of like a Plateau (like in between Midtown Manhattan & Lower Manhattan) so it doesn't really show.
Here's the problem that I have with your posts. You let your disdain for Phoenix cloud your idea of what is fact and what is just your opinion. Phoenix has more high rises than Des Moines, Tulsa, Omaha, AND Orlando. Please do some research before you post.
I think Tulsa Omaha and Orlando have better skylines than Phoenix.
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