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One of my personal favorite skyscrapers under construction. https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/v2/C5122AQGczMgeb2slow/feedshare-shrink_800/feedshare-shrink_800/0/1582383003594?e=2147483647&v=beta&t=taQQorC9BueXGXll_CfBQdp-E5PD3WSOCy7hJP8Iavg

The Canadian Cruise 2025 by Jeff James, on Flickr

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10237402146565876&set=pcb.2950169665175176

In the vein of the ones above, here is one I am actually familiar with. https://images1.loopnet.com/i2/fkN3CEnSZfLiF905_ihqUHf7JNCa1GVV3caA9moCus8/112/image.jpg

That is correct, and I also saw Oakbrook Terrace in my search. I used the skyscraperpage diagrams and searched for Illinois minus Chicago. Oakbrook was the tallest and the one in Itasca number 2. https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10162365160569481&set=pcb.2659526737572805

One person here is very close, but I'm not handing out hints. Please name the town/city.

I learned about this building today, 5 minutes ago:

The pics looks great. What are you trying to view them on? Phone? I'm on either a desktop or laptop, using either Firefox or Chrome. They always work. You're definitely missing out if you haven't been able to see KZ's aerials!

I don't think there's any state that does small city downtowns better than Pennsylvania. Besides Philly and Pittsburgh I've also been through Harrisburg, Scranton, Allentown, and Wilkes Barre, as well as seeing Altoona multiple times from the highway. I'm hoping to take a small trip through...

Metairie Louisiana. You gave it away with the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.

https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1HqdAd.img?w=3072&h=1728&m=6

Skyscraperpage diagrams, typically set to "feet" and sorting by official height. I like to include the built and under construction, and usually leave out bridges, masts, and chimneys. The way I turn it into pictures is by using the "snipping tool" and then just copying/pasting directly from...

Charleston West Virginia

A couple of found photos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ef6635e55dc5a706b5514cb/1832af29-88e2-4d64-adaa-b3724a76ff90/DJI_20251015132801_0035_D.jpg https://media.mlspin.com/photo.aspx?mls=73466269&h=3600&w=4800&n=20

Your overall assertion was that LA is still building a ton of residential despite rent control. The numbers in this chart tell a wildly different story. My use of the Oceanwide Plaza complex is related to the overall health of the city. It literally looks like the 3rd world and is right...

I just googled BRO, MAN, BROMAN. Your decree is not proof and proof is not your decree. https://constructioncoverage.com/research/cities-investing-most-in-new-housing

First of all, zero of what you provided was "proof" of anything. Just another one of your typical flimsy responses where "your decree" is "proof" and "proof" is "your decree." In my line of work we call that a circular error formula. Second of all, if there weren't any issues and LA was as...

One thing that was abundantly obvious is that there were too many commercial buildings proposed, especially compared to residential which was (and still is) severely needed. The biggest issue is that, for the most part, all types of construction fall under the same rigid zoning laws. If you...

This isn't dead. I didn't download the PDF but that, along with more info, can be found at this link.

I cheated and know what it is. Not going to say, but my "hint" if you can call it that is that I've never heard of the place.