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Originally Posted by pj3000
As dave8721 already posted, Miami's 36 number includes Sunny Isles Beach and Miami Beach. Even so, downtown Miami's 25 still represents the most dramatic change to a skyline. That's what this thread is about. No one is threatening your "big boys".
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Thread Title: Cities Whose Skylines Have Changed the Most This Decade
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Once again NYC 49 500 plus
Chicago 34 500 plus
add to the fact that many of the building built in those 2 have been substantially taller than anything in Miami, or not in Miami
and once again the facts do not gel with your contention
Miami had a hell of a run, but it is telling that the 2 skyscraper heavyweights can out do it in quantity, quality and height and people act with a collective ....feh