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100 U.S. and Candadian cities sorted by year that the tallest skyscraper was built
I was a bit bored and wanted to see this a bit clearer.
For future buildings I only counted U/C projects and not proposals.
Cities in bold have buildings over 200M
The list is a bit Texas-biased as I am from Texas. If you see anything missing, let me know I can add or alter it.
New York 2018
Philadelphia 2018
San Francisco 2017
Miami 2017
Los Angeles 2017
Boise 2014
Burnaby 2016
New York City 2014
Arlington VA 2014
Coquitlam 2013
Mississagua 2012
Atlantic City 2012
Calgary 2012
Oklahoma City 2012
Cincinnati 2011
Edmonton 2011
Austin 2010
Las Vegas 2010
Niagra Falls ON 2009
Bellevue 2008
San Jose 2008
Vancouver 2008
Raleigh 2008
Virginia Beach 2007
Galveston 2007
Mobile 2007
Fort Lauderdale 2004
Jersey City 2004
The Woodlands 2002
Clayton 2002
Omaha 2002
Salt Lake City 1998
Winston Salem 1995
Nashville 1994
Honolulu 1994
Louisvile 1993
Sacramento 1992
London ON 1992
Tampa 1992
Baltimore 1992
Montreal 1992
Charlotte 1992
San Diego 1991
Des Moines 1991
Cleveland 1991
Winnipeg 1990
Albuqurque 1990
Indianapolis 1990
Jacksonville 1990
St. Louis 1989
Bloomington 1988
Kansas City 1988
San Antonio 1988
Orlando 1988
Corpus Christi 1988
Lexington 1987
St. Paul 1987
Birmingham 1986
Tucson 1986
Little Rock 1986
Billings 1985
Irving 1985
Seattle 1985
Dallas 1985
Hartford 1984
Denver 1984
Anchorage 1983
Fort Worth 1983
Houston 1982
Richmond 1981
Knoxville 1979
Gatinuea 1978
Midland 1978
Detroit 1977
Tulsa 1976
Boston 1976
Toronto 1975
Hamilton 1974
Chicago 1974
Minneapolis 1973
Columbus 1973
Milwaukee 1973
Quebec 1972
Phoenix 1972
Portland 1972
New Orleans 1972
Ottawa 1971
Amarillo 1971
Memphis 1971
El Paso 1971
Dayton 1971
Tacoma 1970
Oakland 1970
Pittsburgh 1970
Buffalo 1970
Rochester 1968
Albany 1966
Lubbock 1955
Lincoln 1932
Newark 1931
Providence 1927
Waco 1911
Washington D.C.1899
Some interesting observations can defiantly be made.
Some of the largest gaps in recent years of cities getting tallests, 3 years from 2004 to 2007 and 4 years from 1998 to 2002. We are also looking at a 2 year gap for 2015 and 2016.
Some long streaks as well, 15 years between 80 and 95 where several cities got their current new tallest, and the whole of the 1970's.
Some interesting cities as well, Chicago is 76th on the list, but Trump came close. The top four in the next few are all major U.S. cities
Last edited by Austin55; Jun 8, 2015 at 4:45 AM.
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