the pickings are pretty slim for under construction highrises in the midwest outside of chicago. here's what the SSP diagram returns.
Chicago:
River Point - 730 ft / 52 floors
OneEleven - 630 ft / 59 floors
435 North Park Drive - 569 ft / 49 floors
Wolf Point, West Tower - 525 ft / 50 floors
The Ability Institute of RIC - 480 ft / 27 floors
845 North State - 410 ft / 35 floors
Northwestern Outpatient Ctr. - 404 ft / 24 floors
Arkadia Tower - 355 ft / 33 floors
220 West Illinois - 272 ft / 26 floors
New City - 266 ft / 25 floors
Catalyst - 204 ft / 18 floors
601 West Jackson - 167 ft / 15 floors
Chicago and LaSalle - ___ ft / 35 floors
Hilton Garden Inn - ___ ft / 27 floors
Hyatt Place Hotel - ___ ft / 18 floors
City Hyde Park - ___ ft / 15 floors
Clark and Polk - ___ ft / 12 floors
Cleveland:
Hilton Convention Center Hotel - 380 ft / 26 floors
Minneapolis:
The Loring Apartments - 376 ft / 34 floors
Wells Fargo I - 301 ft / 20 floors
Wells Fargo II - 301 ft / 20 floors
The Nic on Fifth - 288 ft / 26 floors
Latitude 45 - ___ ft / 13 floors
Cincinnati:
4th and Race - ___ ft / 30 floors
Cincinnati Children's Hospital - ___ ft / 15 floors
Seven at Broadway - ___ ft / 15 floors
Milwaukee:
Potawatomi Casino Hotel - ___ ft / 20 floors
Omaha:
Buffett Cancer Center at UNMC - 167 ft / 10 floors
that's all that SSP has listed for under construction buildings in the midwest right now.
Milwaukee has two active proposals for towers over 500 ft. and, with a little bit of luck, those will hopefully both be under construction by this time next year.
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Last edited by Steely Dan; May 16, 2014 at 6:56 PM.
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