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Montreal's and Houston's skylines are different and everyone has an option to choose which one they prefer. The cesspool comment really has no place in this discussion.
IMO Houston has a better "overall skyline" and Montreal is not too much but a little better "central business district" "Downtown" "Core" skyline, because to me, I feel it blends out with the rest of the city better.
Montreal should be winning by a landslide. The city is more dense and has more buildings. Plus Montreal is overall just a much better city than Houston.
Montreal should be winning by a landslide. The city is more dense and has more buildings. Plus Montreal is overall just a much better city than Houston.
What does the actual city of Montreal have to do with this thread at all?
What does the actual city of Montreal have to do with this thread at all?
since moving to montreal, i realized that montrealers have a superiority feeling, i mean they love to portray their city as the best despite most of them only saw quebec city & cuba..... according to many of them, montreal would even be ahead of new york... i guess you can see that in all montreal vs any city threads
Montreal should be winning by a landslide. The city is more dense and has more buildings. Plus Montreal is overall just a much better city than Houston.
You've never been to Houston have you?? Think I need to post this picture again.
since moving to montreal, i realized that montrealers have a superiority feeling, i mean they love to portray their city as the best despite most of them only saw quebec city & cuba..... according to many of them, montreal would even be ahead of new york... i guess you can see that in all montreal vs any city threads
actually they prefer Montreal over NYC in most categories, check it out,
i think i see two skylines there, btw, Montrel's better, just my choice, houston doesnt really have enough buildings
That's funny! Houston has taller buildings. Houston has 1 building over 1,000 ft and 2 buildings over 900 ft.
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