tallest buildings outisde of NY and Chiago

[PacoMartin]

The Top 100 cities with most skyscrapers
# City Number of skyscrapers
1 Hong Kong 1,909
2 New York City 839
3 Shenzhen 679
4 Tokyo 574
5 Singapore 516
6 Bangkok 432
7 Wuhan 401
8 Dubai 363
9 Guangzhou 336
10 Chicago 333
11 Toronto 331
12 Shanghai 325
13 Kuala Lumpur 300
14 Guiyang 288
15 Chongqing 246
16 Moscow 226
17 Mumbai 224
18 Seoul 212
19 Jakarta 194
20 Beijing 188
21 Osaka 177
22 Tianjin 175
23 Busan 175
24 Incheon 164
25 Istanbul 162
26 Xiamen 159
27 Hangzhou 158
28 Melbourne 153
29 Hefei 152
30 Shenyang 144
31 Macau 143
32 Chengdu 140
33 Changsha 140
34 Panama City 139
35 Hanoi 137
36 Taipei 136
37 Ningbo 128
38 Nanning 127
39 Sydney 123
40 Mexico City 123
41 Miami 118
42 Ho Chi Minh City 115
43 London 107
44 Taichung 106
45 Houston 105
46 Jinan 103
47 São Paulo 103
48 Dalian 102
49 Nanjing 101
50 Makati 96
51 Suzhou 89
52 Zhuhai 89
53 Harbin 87
54 San Francisco 87
55 Kaohsiung City 87
56 Qingdao 87
57 Tel Aviv - Yaffo 84
58 Los Angeles 80
59 Honolulu 79
60 Abu Dhabi 75
61 Buenos Aires 75
62 Seattle 73
63 Ankara 71
64 Calgary 71
65 Taiyuan 69
66 Atlanta 69
67 Brisbane 67
68 Sharjah 67
69 Kunming 62
70 Doha 60
71 Vancouver 60
72 Philadelphia 58
73 Goiânia 57
74 Zhengzhou 57
75 Banciao City 57
76 Taguig 55
77 Las Vegas 54
78 Rio de Janeiro 53
79 Boston 53
80 Liuzhou 52
81 Montréal 51
82 Dallas 51
83 Johor Bahru 50
84 Pyongyang 50
85 Mandaluyong 49
86 Goyang 49
87 Kobe 48
88 Gold Coast City 48
89 Recife 48
90 Yokohama 48
91 Wuxi 46
92 Balneário Camboriú 46
93 Manila 45
94 Shijiazhuang 42
95 Riyadh 42
96 Cixi 41
97 Nanchang 39
98 Penang Island 37
99 Daegu 36
100 Denver 36

The Top 100 cities with most skyscrapers in the US
# City Number of skyscrapers
2 New York City 839
10 Chicago 333
41 Miami 118
45 Houston 105
54 San Francisco 87
58 Los Angeles 80
59 Honolulu 79
62 Seattle 73
66 Atlanta 69
72 Philadelphia 58
77 Las Vegas 54
79 Boston 53
82 Dallas 51
100 Denver 36

Will there be any future candidates in the top 100? Are these cities possibilities: Detroit, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Tampa, Baltimore?

Urban Areas with population over 1.5 million (2010 census)

1. 18.4 New York--Newark, NY--NJ--CT
2. 12.2 Los Angeles--Long Beach--Anaheim, CA
3. 8.6 Chicago, IL--IN
4. 5.5 Miami, FL
5. 5.4 Philadelphia, PA--NJ--DE--MD
6. 5.1 Dallas--Fort Worth--Arlington, TX
7. 4.9 Houston, TX
8. 4.6 Washington, DC--VA--MD
9. 4.5 Atlanta, GA
10. 4.2 Boston, MA--NH--RI
11. 3.7 Detroit, MI
12. 3.6 Phoenix--Mesa, AZ
13. 3.3 San Francisco--Oakland, CA
14. 3.1 Seattle, WA
15. 3.0 San Diego, CA
16. 2.7 Minneapolis--St. Paul, MN--WI
17. 2.4 Tampa--St. Petersburg, FL
18. 2.4 Denver--Aurora, CO
19. 2.2 Baltimore, MD
20. 2.2 St. Louis, MO--IL
21. 1.9 Riverside--San Bernardino, CA
22. 1.9 Las Vegas--Henderson, NV
23. 1.8 Portland, OR--WA
24. 1.8 Cleveland, OH
25. 1.8 San Antonio, TX
26. 1.7 Pittsburgh, PA
27. 1.7 Sacramento, CA
28. 1.7 San Jose, CA
29. 1.6 Cincinnati, OH--KY--IN
30. 1.5 Kansas City, MO--KS
31. 1.5 Orlando, FL
32. 1.5 Indianapolis, IN

[masssachoicetts]

I think Austin, Nashville might crack the top 100

[grega94]

Originally Posted by PacoMartin

I don't think there are that many cities with height limits.
Bellevue, Washington: maximum of 450 feet in Downtown Bellevue, set in the late 1990s.

Bellevue increased it’s height limit to 600ft in 2017, there are eight 600ft buildings right now that are either proposed, approved, or currently under construction.

[PacoMartin]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

I think Austin, Nashville might crack the top 100

It is possible. Austin has 28 buildings 100 meters or more, and Nashville has 22 buildings 100 meters or more. They are good candidate as the current entry level is 36 buildings.

Well done!

Sofitel hotel in NYC at only 356' is a beautiful design.