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Originally Posted by Crawford
-There is no such thing as "proposed", so not point to comparing "proposed" between cities. It's completely meaningless. Take away the "proposed" and Toronto isn't close.
-The Chicago skyline is intensely centralized, the Toronto skyline is intensely decentralized. So the Chicago skyline looks so much bigger than the Toronto skyline, because it is. But obviously Toronto has vastly more towers outside the core.
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Going by the development threads and database on this very forum over the last 10+ years, most proposals in Toronto seem to get built (albeit often with some revisions), and while it's true that Toronto has hundreds of tall towers spread throughout the city and suburbs, the vast majority of 150+ metre skyscrapers currently under construction/proposed are in the urban core.