i like that dallas is finally getting some more new big buildings after a few decades, but i hope the city also focuses more on improving their existing roads and making the city more walkable at the same time. we need more sidewalk construction and upgraded traffic lights and roads!
most of those new “skyscrapers” that have been built recently are just apartment buildings that look almost exactly the same and just as any other apartment building in the country. the AMLI fountain place and these two new buildings are the real skyscrapers/additions to the skyline
Don't love developer tax breaks, but we need more housing of all kinds and density to support public transit, both of which these developments will provide. Overall good news for Dallas.
You have to incentivize growth. Say Dallas says no tax break so Goldman goes to Houston instead because they still offered tax break. So you lost the construction jobs, then the permanent staff of the building‘s jobs, then you lose the tax revenue from the business in the building property, taxes aswell and you still have and empty parking abandoned in eastern downtown. Where do you get that logic? This country is a free economy and Goldman has the right to go where ever they want to. A city cant force a company to build if they dont offer a good deal.
Fix the homeless problem before we end up like San Francisco or Los Angeles. Invest in the broken down areas of Dallas. That takes priority over those new buildings. Invest in proper education of our youth to fill in Trade jobs in our metropolitan. This will set them up for successful careers. Especially in the lower income areas. We need to make sure we DO NOT end up like Chicago, San Francisco, or Los Angeles. Leadership has consequences.
The City of Dallas doesn’t control schools. School districts in Texas are completely independent from the municipal government. That’s why they’re called “Independent School District”. They run themselves and they only answer to the state. That’s also why school districts don’t follow city boundaries. I think they’re 5 or 6 school districts that cover Dallas. Also the surrounding suburban cities are dumping their homeless in the City of Dallas. Dallas cannot afford to take care of the homeless of The Metroplex. They’re now trying to get suburban cities to help pay for it. Many suburban cities don’t even have shelters. The city said the majority of the homeless aren’t actually from Dallas.
@@wageslave387 it's beautiful that we have homeless people? Have you lived in San Francisco? Have you studied the consequences of homeless ruling the cities? How about Seattle? Portland? Philadelphia? Immediately when homeless increase the values of property decrease. Crime will increase. Murder will increase. Theft will increase. Heroin will increase. Overdoses will increase. Shootings will increase. Gang violence will increase. RAPE will increase. There is nothing beautiful about allowing homeless people take over a city.
that's government jobs, not private companies. How can you expect them to give their money away like charity? It sounds like Communism, and even modern communism as China and Vietnam have don't ask private firms to do that as well. We have richest government system in the world, and every year they spend thousands of billions of dollars already, but nothing is solved. Homeless crisis is still a major problem, and gun control is still like a mess, only weapon companies are richer due to tax money.
The best way to make the dumb tax payer even dumber is to errect a tall empty edifice for them to slobber over. Just go ahead and save a step by converting the new office space into residential.
The rich can pay for there own buildings, there are more problems in Dallas that we can use that money better elsewhere, affordable living would be much better!!! Get it together Dallas!!!
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Goldman wined and dined for the yes votes and the tax payers will see no benefit for this project. If the these clowns were genuine about property value, the smart thing would be invest in the public schools.
People who moves into the city, but hate traffic, noise & expenses are weird. Move to the country if you're going to complain. That's like moving to a tropical island & complain about the ocean problem. Vanilla people are really entitled.
I have lived in the DFW area for 63 years , and DENSITY SUCKS ..... Do we want to be like China and India ??? Packed like sardines ???? What idiots .... I remember wide open spaces , no traffic jams , elbow room ..... DENSITY SUCKS and anyone who doesn't get that is an imbecile ..... Overpopulation is a curse
Glad one of these buildings will at least be partly residential and a small part of that will be "affordable," but do we really need to pay some rich assholes to build themselves a fancy new office building when the downtown occupancy rate is 46%?
Downtown’s office buildings aren’t modern and that’s why they have a low occupancy. Developers are in the process of converting some of that obsolete office space into residential. Uptown in comparison is the 3rd most expensive office submarket in Texas. Only Austin is more expensive. That’s why Uptown has a demand for office space. Everything that’s been going up, has been filling up quickly.
I definitely get what your saying, but It’s so important for a city identity to build these type of development for several reasons. It’s just time. Dallas hasn’t built building that will alter the skyline significantly since the 80’s. It’s 2022. Let it happen and stop complaining! If they don’t build it, none of that other stuff will happen either lol!
"Bring in 5,000 high paying jobs", of which 95% will go to people from out of Metroplex and most often out of the state. That's not job creation. That's just relocating a bunch people here to Dallas. Which there isn't anything inherently wrong with that, but it's vastly different than creating 5,000 high playing jobs for Dallas residents.
That’s incorrect. The incentives are not for out of state workers. Goldman Sachs already has a large office presence in Downtown at Trammell Crow Center. They’re gonna be consolidating their offices and hiring more ppl in the city.
@@214dude2 Show me the job posting that says "North Texas residents only". I don't even think that's legal. I've never seen a job posting like that. At most you'll see, "Veterans, Stay at Home Moms, Students, etc. encouraged to apply". How is Goldman Sachs or any company going to only hire people from the city of Dallas?
@@JoshuaFrick3 it’s in the incentive package. I seen it talked about during the city council meeting. The city did that same thing with Uber. It’s Dallas residents not North Texas. Only Dallas is giving incentives.
As a native of Dallas, I do not like it. There are too many buildings and people here, already. I loved it when it was a fun, small city. All the fun has been squeezed out. It's a nightmare, now. Downtown used to be so fun! Now, there are shootings most weekends. Work on nearby bad neighborhoods! Look at the lowline, not the skyline. D's took over and ruined the city council. They even brought in a mayor from Hawaii. ..now I know why. Ridiculous. Bet this won't even post.
I visited Dallas for three days almost 3 months ago. It was OK but I didn't like flying back home out of Dallas Love airport. To hear this news, I am now in less of a rush to visit Dallas again. Something gotta be done about Dallas Love airport though!
Try DFW international if Love Field isn’t to your liking. Not a dire issue to compare to other cities. Skyscrapers are nice but with all these Los Angeles, Chicago and NYC folks moving here and driving up the costs of living, we need the city to focus on affordable housing so we don’t end up like the cities these ppl came from.
WTF? You are the only person I’ve ever heard of who didn’t like Dallas Love. Every resident of Dallas is stoked when that’s the airport they have to travel or pickup/drop off people from.
@@trevornater the problem with Ft Worth is that it sits literally right next to Dallas. Even though it’s a large city in its own right and definitely not a suburb to Dallas, it still kind of acts like one being that it’s so close. This is especially true of the eastern Ft. Worth.
Boring looking skyscrapers that will increase cost of living while not providing anything in terms of business Worth walking to. Just another American city leaning more into car culture. Maybe they prove me wrong but doubt it
@@justanothertrucker7856 The development in Uptown will be immediately next to Museum Way Station, providing close access to DART once the D2 subway is completed. Uptown is also already among the most pedestrian friendly districts in DFW, so this will probably one of the least car dependent developments in all of Texas if completed as shown.
Let’s keep adding to the skyline! On track to become the 3rd biggest metro, quickly approaching 10 million people in the area. Love a dense walkable city.
@@jorge9238 Thanks to Houston and San Antonio’s continuous annexation of land. Houston is 640 sq mi of land. San Antonio is 500 sq mi of land. Dallas is 340 sq mi of land.
@@jorge9238 I knew somebody would comment before they read. Metro is different than city. Dallas has 100 suburbs connected to one another making up up the current 7.8 million. Houston metro has 7.2 million. San Antonio is right under 2.9 million in their metro.Dallas can only grow upwards due to cities butted up next to it in all directions.
@@wageslave387 a lot roads are worse in India. Downtown Dallas roads aren’t perfect but to compare them to third world country roads is stupid. I used to live in a third world country and the only city that reminded me of one was certain parts of New Orleans.
The majority of the budget is dedicated to public safety. Throwing money at a problem isn’t gonna solve it. Fixing the underlying issues is what’s truly gonna help crime. The vast majority of the crime is occurring in high poverty areas. High poverty+no jobs=crime.
“Bring in more jobs”? What about the case with Walmart? They raised prices to pay their employees a higher wage. Now nobody wants to work. The only lines that are open is self checkout. Where’s the human help when we need it? Lines are backed up now. I politely told an employee there was a spill. She went to talk to 5 more ladies. My mom went and got paper towels and cleaned the mess herself. Nobody came to help. Not even the young men that passed by. Then we had issues with the checkout machine and the woman tried to ignore us so then another woman had to help us. What are they paying you for?
This is not going to end well. Taxes will go up and we the people of Dallas will receive less services for the money we will be putting out. We have a severe homeless crisis and the streets are in horrible condition. This is not a winning situation for the people of Dallas. The only winners here are the corporation and the politicians who'll get richer off this deal, and we are going to have to pay for all this shit, not them!
From Houston but it seems like Dallas suburbs are much larger and most have highrises! Frisco and Plano is the next big Business District in the Dallas area.
I find it funny Goldman Sachs is building more buildings to get richer and tax breaks but yet , have over 900billion dollars in debt 🤔 please explain this to me
The office space in downtown Dallas has been over 25% vacant for the last 35 years. Why are they trying to add even more office space to that? The only thing worse than simply making things worse is spending millions of dollars in tax payer money making things worse.
@@xoxxobob61 I'm from Philly and it's definitely not better. San Francisco is nice. Atlanta is a definite no. It's not even that nice. Miami is solid bc it's by the water. Just got back from Chicago and the skyline isn't all that. You have the Sears Tower and that about it. There are just a lot of buildings. Dallas is unique bc of the lighting.
@@blackjesus2510 I guess we will disagree. All of the cities I mentioned have built new Skyscrapers. When was the last time Dallas built a Skyscraper downtown? 1980's?
@@xoxxobob61 Lol just because they built new skyscrapers doesn't mean they're better. Like I said, only NYC and Pittsburgh have a better skyline in my opinion. I'd put Houston over all of the skylines you mentioned and Vegas as well.
i like that dallas is finally getting some more new big buildings after a few decades, but i hope the city also focuses more on improving their existing roads and making the city more walkable at the same time. we need more sidewalk construction and upgraded traffic lights and roads!
Wake up we have had lots of new skyscrapers in the last few decade. So much that my condo went from 20 thousand, to 200 thousand in value in 22 years.
most of those new “skyscrapers” that have been built recently are just apartment buildings that look almost exactly the same and just as any other apartment building in the country. the AMLI fountain place and these two new buildings are the real skyscrapers/additions to the skyline
And all the electric poles....
@@dlf4298 they should move them underground
@@Davis9754 exactly!!
I see no point in giving Goldman Sachs tax breaks.... or the Dallas Cowboys for that matter
or rather, the "Arlington" Cowboys.
@@tomloft2000 exactly
Don't love developer tax breaks, but we need more housing of all kinds and density to support public transit, both of which these developments will provide. Overall good news for Dallas.
Housing for the rich 🤔
You have to incentivize growth. Say Dallas says no tax break so Goldman goes to Houston instead because they still offered tax break. So you lost the construction jobs, then the permanent staff of the building‘s jobs, then you lose the tax revenue from the business in the building property, taxes aswell and you still have and empty parking abandoned in eastern downtown. Where do you get that logic? This country is a free economy and Goldman has the right to go where ever they want to. A city cant force a company to build if they dont offer a good deal.
Fix the homeless problem before we end up like San Francisco or Los Angeles. Invest in the broken down areas of Dallas. That takes priority over those new buildings. Invest in proper education of our youth to fill in Trade jobs in our metropolitan. This will set them up for successful careers. Especially in the lower income areas. We need to make sure we DO NOT end up like Chicago, San Francisco, or Los Angeles. Leadership has consequences.
It's inevitable and it's beautiful. South Dallas, Lovers Lane, Good Latimer, Lemmon. The camps grow larger day by day. You cannot stop it.
The City of Dallas doesn’t control schools. School districts in Texas are completely independent from the municipal government. That’s why they’re called “Independent School District”. They run themselves and they only answer to the state. That’s also why school districts don’t follow city boundaries. I think they’re 5 or 6 school districts that cover Dallas. Also the surrounding suburban cities are dumping their homeless in the City of Dallas. Dallas cannot afford to take care of the homeless of The Metroplex. They’re now trying to get suburban cities to help pay for it. Many suburban cities don’t even have shelters. The city said the majority of the homeless aren’t actually from Dallas.
@@wageslave387 it's beautiful that we have homeless people? Have you lived in San Francisco? Have you studied the consequences of homeless ruling the cities? How about Seattle? Portland? Philadelphia? Immediately when homeless increase the values of property decrease. Crime will increase. Murder will increase. Theft will increase. Heroin will increase. Overdoses will increase. Shootings will increase. Gang violence will increase. RAPE will increase. There is nothing beautiful about allowing homeless people take over a city.
@@214dude2 Dallas school boards do control what is taught in schools. We also need to leave the federal board of education.
that's government jobs, not private companies. How can you expect them to give their money away like charity? It sounds like Communism, and even modern communism as China and Vietnam have don't ask private firms to do that as well. We have richest government system in the world, and every year they spend thousands of billions of dollars already, but nothing is solved. Homeless crisis is still a major problem, and gun control is still like a mess, only weapon companies are richer due to tax money.
We need to beat Houston and Austin in best/most skyscrapers
The best way to make the dumb tax payer even dumber is to errect a tall empty edifice for them to slobber over. Just go ahead and save a step by converting the new office space into residential.
17 million subsidy….uhm….those ridiculous property taxes are only going to go HIGHER…..you voted for this Texans !
The rich can pay for there own buildings, there are more problems in Dallas that we can use that money better elsewhere, affordable living would be much better!!!
Get it together Dallas!!!
Could you elaborate on affordable living? How would you use a tax break to fund affordable living ?
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@@csfabricationllc2252 it's funny how you changed your comment to this 😂
Love to see it! Dallas is finally adding really big skyscrapers, not just high-rises.
The high rises were needed for infill though. Now it’s time for the skyline to take in a slightly different look!
@@Aggie4life77 I agree. It has helped out a lot with street level activity. Now we have something that will punch through the high-rises in Uptown.
@@Aggie4life77 💯 *excited*
Won’t be the tallest in Texas. That’ll still go to Austin.
Austin's downtown still half the size of Dallas
Why do they need tax breaks every time they develop something?
because taxpayers are stupid enough to smile and say "ream me some more please"
Follow the money ...
Never use your money if you can get someone elses.
Goldman wined and dined for the yes votes and the tax payers will see no benefit for this project. If the these clowns were genuine about property value, the smart thing would be invest in the public schools.
Did you not watch the video? It said it would bring 5,000 jobs to the area. I guess a job isn't a benefit.
They need to invest in parks, and putting more trees everywhere to keep the city cool.
People who moves into the city, but hate traffic, noise & expenses are weird. Move to the country if you're going to complain. That's like moving to a tropical island & complain about the ocean problem. Vanilla people are really entitled.
When has density ever increased with no impact on traffic? Lol
I have lived in the DFW area for 63 years , and DENSITY SUCKS ..... Do we want to be like China and India ??? Packed like sardines ???? What idiots .... I remember wide open spaces , no traffic jams , elbow room ..... DENSITY SUCKS and anyone who doesn't get that is an imbecile ..... Overpopulation is a curse
Adding more housing doesn't have to mean adding more cars. If Texas cities were built properly, we wouldn't need cars.
If they’re close to the light rail shouldn’t be a problem
I also see the skyline stretching alongside Central Expressway going North.
Wait so are they gonna tear down the north end apartments ?
Yes
Dallas will have new developments buildings it gonna be great
And the number of low income apartments are?....
WE DONT NEED NEW BUILDINGS USED WITH OUR MONEY
Tax breaks for developers while my property tax keeps going up.
Glad one of these buildings will at least be partly residential and a small part of that will be "affordable," but do we really need to pay some rich assholes to build themselves a fancy new office building when the downtown occupancy rate is 46%?
Affordable? Lol that's rich.
Downtown’s office buildings aren’t modern and that’s why they have a low occupancy. Developers are in the process of converting some of that obsolete office space into residential. Uptown in comparison is the 3rd most expensive office submarket in Texas. Only Austin is more expensive. That’s why Uptown has a demand for office space. Everything that’s been going up, has been filling up quickly.
@@Bramon83 That's why affordable was in quotes.
The Houston skyline is now much bigger in my opinion.
And what does this video have to do with Houston?!
You guys should see Miami’s. It’s beautiful.
@@jbar_85 Miami has more Skyscrapers now than Houston & Dallas combined. It really is a impressive skyline.
In Height yes. Dallas skyline looks better and definitely kills Houston Downtown at night! To add icing on the cake, Dallas is the better city/metro!
I wonder if you wanted to open a small mom and pop store somewhere in Dallas if they give you a tax break??
Don't be communistic mate
Send people to Wichita we are long overdue for a larger tower. Something around 40 to 50 stories and 550-575 foot tall.
Soon as I heard Goldman Sachs I was done. 🙄
Dallas roads are TRASH !!! I Live in dallas and the traffic is stupid ridiculous
How about fixing the roads Dallas, or better schools with more security. Or even more hospitals, our health is more important
I definitely get what your saying, but It’s so important for a city identity to build these type of development for several reasons. It’s just time. Dallas hasn’t built building that will alter the skyline significantly since the 80’s. It’s 2022. Let it happen and stop complaining! If they don’t build it, none of that other stuff will happen either lol!
Wow what the so beautiful city
"Bring in 5,000 high paying jobs", of which 95% will go to people from out of Metroplex and most often out of the state. That's not job creation. That's just relocating a bunch people here to Dallas. Which there isn't anything inherently wrong with that, but it's vastly different than creating 5,000 high playing jobs for Dallas residents.
That’s incorrect. The incentives are not for out of state workers. Goldman Sachs already has a large office presence in Downtown at Trammell Crow Center. They’re gonna be consolidating their offices and hiring more ppl in the city.
@@214dude2 Show me the job posting that says "North Texas residents only". I don't even think that's legal. I've never seen a job posting like that. At most you'll see, "Veterans, Stay at Home Moms, Students, etc. encouraged to apply". How is Goldman Sachs or any company going to only hire people from the city of Dallas?
@@JoshuaFrick3 it’s in the incentive package. I seen it talked about during the city council meeting. The city did that same thing with Uber. It’s Dallas residents not North Texas. Only Dallas is giving incentives.
These look like a Malaysian new Tower in kuala Lumpur🇲🇾
That blue-haired girl is annoying. This will encourage walkable neighborhoods and public transit
Nice🎉
There’s a few more buildings happening, i know of maybe 5 & another 3 i can see almost being done
We need more supertall!!!
No More Wars!
Agreed 💯
More traffic is all I see ☺️
What jobs is it going to open?? Fucking corporate???
Agenda 21
But there’s no money for these side walks for the disabled 😂😂😂
Sometimes, there’s no sidewalk at all.
@@AyoPauze he has a limo that takes him around most of the time.
We need a much TALLER reunion tower.
As a native of Dallas, I do not like it. There are too many buildings and people here, already. I loved it when it was a fun, small city. All the fun has been squeezed out. It's a nightmare, now. Downtown used to be so fun! Now, there are shootings most weekends. Work on nearby bad neighborhoods! Look at the lowline, not the skyline. D's took over and ruined the city council. They even brought in a mayor from Hawaii. ..now I know why. Ridiculous. Bet this won't even post.
I'm a native born in Dallas and I love more bigger city like if you want smaller vibe just move to small city still outside their always that option.
I visited Dallas for three days almost 3 months ago. It was OK but I didn't like flying back home out of Dallas Love airport. To hear this news, I am now in less of a rush to visit Dallas again. Something gotta be done about Dallas Love airport though!
what do you mean love field is a breeze compared to dfw
Try DFW international if Love Field isn’t to your liking. Not a dire issue to compare to other cities. Skyscrapers are nice but with all these Los Angeles, Chicago and NYC folks moving here and driving up the costs of living, we need the city to focus on affordable housing so we don’t end up like the cities these ppl came from.
WTF? You are the only person I’ve ever heard of who didn’t like Dallas Love. Every resident of Dallas is stoked when that’s the airport they have to travel or pickup/drop off people from.
When tf is Fort Worth gonna build sum buildings!!!!
who?
I agree, Fort Worth is almost 1 million people now but the skyline does not reflect that 😔
@@trevornater the problem with Ft Worth is that it sits literally right next to Dallas. Even though it’s a large city in its own right and definitely not a suburb to Dallas, it still kind of acts like one being that it’s so close. This is especially true of the eastern Ft. Worth.
and this is the usa? ordinary small town
Too bad they aren’t iconic looking buildings…what a missed opportunity in the design of prime real estate
Boring looking skyscrapers that will increase cost of living while not providing anything in terms of business Worth walking to. Just another American city leaning more into car culture.
Maybe they prove me wrong but doubt it
@@justanothertrucker7856 The development in Uptown will be immediately next to Museum Way Station, providing close access to DART once the D2 subway is completed. Uptown is also already among the most pedestrian friendly districts in DFW, so this will probably one of the least car dependent developments in all of Texas if completed as shown.
Put some lights on it…then they’ll be iconic. I wouldn’t call BOA plaza’s design iconic, only the lights.
Let’s keep adding to the skyline! On track to become the 3rd biggest metro, quickly approaching 10 million people in the area. Love a dense walkable city.
You get it! It’s time for Dallas’ skyline to reflect that population growth.
Time to get our first 1000 footer!!!!
3rd biggest **in Texas**
@@jorge9238 Thanks to Houston and San Antonio’s continuous annexation of land. Houston is 640 sq mi of land. San Antonio is 500 sq mi of land. Dallas is 340 sq mi of land.
@@jorge9238 I knew somebody would comment before they read. Metro is different than city. Dallas has 100 suburbs connected to one another making up up the current 7.8 million. Houston metro has 7.2 million. San Antonio is right under 2.9 million in their metro.Dallas can only grow upwards due to cities butted up next to it in all directions.
Fort Worth needs to take notes
Glad I don't have to live there.
Lmao downtown Dallas roads look third world and they are still building.
Ah, so what third world country have you visited recently?
@@xwarped83 True. Most third world countries have better infrastructure than Dallas nowadays, at least in major cities.
@@wageslave387 what’s true? I asked you a question. What third world country have you visited recently?
@@xwarped83 India.
@@wageslave387 a lot roads are worse in India. Downtown Dallas roads aren’t perfect but to compare them to third world country roads is stupid. I used to live in a third world country and the only city that reminded me of one was certain parts of New Orleans.
And I bet it never gets built to 80 floors....it will get scaled WAY back.
How’s about putting money into fixing the exploding crime rates?
How would money fix that?
The majority of the budget is dedicated to public safety. Throwing money at a problem isn’t gonna solve it. Fixing the underlying issues is what’s truly gonna help crime. The vast majority of the crime is occurring in high poverty areas. High poverty+no jobs=crime.
Legalize recreational marijuana please
Fix the streets and the big homeless problem
I thought the Goldman Sachs building was expected to be more than 80 stories.
No that was misinformation. Someone said 90, which isn't correct. It was always 80.
@@kimberlycampbell1100 would you send me an article for headline that corrects the floor count?
@@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle Check The Dallas Morning News' article on it.
@@kimberlycampbell1100 I do not have subscription 😞😔😮💨
@@kimberlycampbell1100 Dallas morning News said it would be taller than 80 stories
“Bring in more jobs”? What about the case with Walmart? They raised prices to pay their employees a higher wage. Now nobody wants to work. The only lines that are open is self checkout. Where’s the human help when we need it? Lines are backed up now. I politely told an employee there was a spill. She went to talk to 5 more ladies. My mom went and got paper towels and cleaned the mess herself. Nobody came to help. Not even the young men that passed by. Then we had issues with the checkout machine and the woman tried to ignore us so then another woman had to help us. What are they paying you for?
Wtf do we need buildings for??? Dallas really ain’t shit mane
This is not going to end well. Taxes will go up and we the people of Dallas will receive less services for the money we will be putting out. We have a severe homeless crisis and the streets are in horrible condition. This is not a winning situation for the people of Dallas. The only winners here are the corporation and the politicians who'll get richer off this deal, and we are going to have to pay for all this shit, not them!
The streets are in horrible condition??? Only in certain areas. Nice try though.
Someone said ol' Austin was building a few things too.
They should have used that 17 million to fix all these roads.
Should fix the 💩 roads 1st😒😃
I ❤ MY DALLAS
One day, me too
Love it 😍
Come on Houston! We can't let Dallas beat us lol.
Lol Dallas has been beating Houston for decades
@@KevinMcTrollister Not really, Houston has way more skyscrapers. Houston has 58 skyscrapers and Dallas has 28.
@@hashiramasenju6058 but Houston is steamy garbage 🤷🏾♂️.
From Houston but it seems like Dallas suburbs are much larger and most have highrises! Frisco and Plano is the next big Business District in the Dallas area.
We don’t even think about Houston.
What about tax breaks to home owner's!!!!!
Nope , you are not worthy , you are sheep who will pay the bill , and the mega rich will get richer ... thank you for helping them out .....
Nope….you are not part of the “Abbott Club”…..or it probably is the “Cruz Club”…since Ted Cruz wife is an exec at Goldman Sachs…….follow the money !
I find it funny Goldman Sachs is building more buildings to get richer and tax breaks but yet , have over 900billion dollars in debt 🤔 please explain this to me
The office space in downtown Dallas has been over 25% vacant for the last 35 years. Why are they trying to add even more office space to that? The only thing worse than simply making things worse is spending millions of dollars in tax payer money making things worse.
In my opinion only NYC and maybe Pittsburgh have better skylines than Dallas. Dallas is unique.
There are half a dozen skylines that are better such as Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco, Miami, Atlanta, Philly, etc.
@@xoxxobob61 I'm from Philly and it's definitely not better. San Francisco is nice. Atlanta is a definite no. It's not even that nice. Miami is solid bc it's by the water. Just got back from Chicago and the skyline isn't all that. You have the Sears Tower and that about it. There are just a lot of buildings. Dallas is unique bc of the lighting.
@@blackjesus2510 I guess we will disagree. All of the cities I mentioned have built new Skyscrapers. When was the last time Dallas built a Skyscraper downtown? 1980's?
@@xoxxobob61 Lol just because they built new skyscrapers doesn't mean they're better. Like I said, only NYC and Pittsburgh have a better skyline in my opinion. I'd put Houston over all of the skylines you mentioned and Vegas as well.
@@blackjesus2510 Las Vegas is a joke of a Skyline with no urbanity at all. Even Miami Beach as a resort city is more cohesive.
Dallas skyline is whack!!!
Manhattan’s skyline is beautiful!!
My Dallas 😢
Goodbye 😈 💰