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Old Posted Oct 17, 2014, 6:21 AM
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That Seattle proposal was a concept by an architect that didn't get selected. For some reason people on SSP saw some images and thought it was a proposal. There's no information about how tall the building might be, though the owner did say something this week about 1.1 msf plus housing, which does suggest a very tall tower. They also said they hired NBBJ as architect.

Otherwise we have an 800' proposal.
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Old Posted Sep 7, 2015, 9:09 AM
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San Juan, P.R.

1500 Antonsanti Street Tower:

380Ft. 24 Stories







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Old Posted Oct 13, 2015, 3:11 AM
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A post from San Juan PR is a pleasant surprise.
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Old Posted Dec 19, 2016, 9:57 PM
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Doesn't Calgary have two of those already?

Nice to see so many cities seem to have new tallests in the works.
Yeah, Calgary is Denver's twin lol!

This building is under construction, core is well over half way up. But it won't be Denver's tallest. Maybe Denver's most interesting skyscraper though.
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I wouldn't call Salt Lake a major city but this is probably the tallest thing I've seen built here :/

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Hudson Site Tower, Detroit. 734 feet and 52 stories, though, I'm not sure if the floor count is just the tower or includes the podium levels. Site prep works starts in December:







Not sure how much of a "major" city it is, but Grand Rapids does have a metropolitan area of over 1 million people. It's tallest is 10 Ionia, which will be 418 feet and 40 stories.





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6X Guadalupe in Austin, 848 Ft. It looks like it will be starting construction by the end of the year and is currently in the demolition phase.





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Old Posted Mar 12, 2020, 6:16 PM
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Kensington Tower in Salt Lake City will be 40 stories. The Pantages Theater residential tower might be taller than that.
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Salt Lake City Towers

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Kensington Tower in Salt Lake City, Utah: 448 feet tall - proposed


A couple other towers right behind it:
95 State: 390 feet tall - under construction


Pantages Tower: 380 feet tall - proposed
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6XGuadalupe is no longer proposed. It has gone vertical. This is the tallest currently proposed in Austin...

98 Red River/Waller Creek Tower (1,022'/74 floors)






Fencing is already up around the site (with the developers logos). Final city approval is expected in the coming weeks.

Austin also has proposals for (if I have this up-to-date):

2 - 800'-899' (+1 U/C)
3 - 700'-799'
3 - 600'-699'
4 - 500'-599' (+4 U/C)
3 - 400'-499' (+1 U/C)

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