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Dallas has a far greater GDP than Austin. The GDP here is the largest in the southern US. I highly doubt that "it's too dead nobody wants anything to do with it" is at all the reason. Not to forgot the twin 80 story Hardwood Project.
@@doyouspeakdrum San Francisco, and Los Angeles both have a larger GDP than Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. But who cares about that. Lol. These projects in Dallas have been proposed for a while. I just read online that Austin was getting ready to break ground on Texas new tallest. 1,024 feet tall. I heard around April. That city is growing very fast and I don’t think you people from Dallas, or Houston with large egos, don’t understand that
Now you know that this is not really all going to be built some of this projects have been waiting more than 10 years and nothings come of it. I know because I live here in the Dallas area. Some of those have already been built by 2021 but some will never be built because projects just fall through sometimes.
Goldman-Sachs is looking to build or to occupy an already built building in Dallas. They are looking to open the second biggest office outside of Manhattan New York City. So maybe one of those projects that have been waiting for an anchor is exactly what they’re looking for.
most of these projects are old and not going to happen and some of them are already built Not happening: Harwood Forum Smart district Pacific plaza towers Already built: The tower at hall arts At&T discovery district Arlington entertainment district the rest are just proposed or under construction
Well, it's now 2024 and so far no word of shovels digging the dirt fir these projects. Projects like these take more than 6 years to complete. A lot of talk but no action. Smh.
Because the Dallas Cowboys would play somewhere outside of the Dallas area? Please explain? It’s 15 min down i30 without traffic. And the rangers certainly wouldn’t be there if Dallas wasn’t next door.
@@iamchaunceman people criticize Dallas Cowboys being in Arlington but forget that The Rams and chargers play in Inglewood, The LA Angel's play in OC, and the NY jets and Giants play in NJ
All too choppy looking and bland. Dallas should have built taller a while ago - the skyline is pretty much flatlined with most buildings at the same level.
Yea these projects are bound to happen in nevuary these a couple of these are the same in other cities. So Dallas is potentially not building them. Besides Dallas like to take other cities ideas and copy it and put it there city. I keep saying this Fort-Worth is gonna out grow Dallas. 🤣🤣🤣
Dallas deserves a new skyscraper icon to dominate the skyline
fr BofA tower has been the tallest for too long
I agree it's about time we start buildings some taller buildings in some other cities. Why does NYC and Chicago always get them all?
40 years to long
I'm surprised Dallas hasn't built a tower over 1,000 feet yet.
What videos should I make next?
Chattanooga!
Wow they have liked a mini central park
Many of these project are very old and are no longer going to happen. Some of the projects are already completed. This is a very poorly made video.
finally someone noticed
Are the Smart City and Harwood Towers projects ever going to get off the ground? Nice video, thanks for posting!
it was canceled
Dallas has a far greater GDP than Austin. The GDP here is the largest in the southern US. I highly doubt that "it's too dead nobody wants anything to do with it" is at all the reason. Not to forgot the twin 80 story Hardwood Project.
@@doyouspeakdrum San Francisco, and Los Angeles both have a larger GDP than Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. But who cares about that. Lol. These projects in Dallas have been proposed for a while. I just read online that Austin was getting ready to break ground on Texas new tallest. 1,024 feet tall. I heard around April. That city is growing very fast and I don’t think you people from Dallas, or Houston with large egos, don’t understand that
@@californiamade5608 not that we don't understand. We just don't give a shit.
@@doyouspeakdrum you can call it that. But jealous is the better fit 🤣🤣
15 billion won't be enough. You would have to start building that right now in order for that to cost 15 billion dollars.
Buildings that tall wouldn't happen in Uptown, due to proximity to Love Field. Maybe south of Downtown?
Most likely..itll have to be south of downtown.
But a 870ft tower was just approved for uptown last year
Now you know that this is not really all going to be built some of this projects have been waiting more than 10 years and nothings come of it. I know because I live here in the Dallas area. Some of those have already been built by 2021 but some will never be built because projects just fall through sometimes.
Actually all but like 2 of these are actually being built and approved
Goldman-Sachs is looking to build or to occupy an already built building in Dallas. They are looking to open the second biggest office outside of Manhattan New York City. So maybe one of those projects that have been waiting for an anchor is exactly what they’re looking for.
@@MrDariolett Yes I heard that aswell.
Rumors have it they'll stick close to Downtown. Theylle be better off in Dallas rather than the Suburbs
@@KingAsa5 you hear rumors cause shitty Textrash doesn’t build like California 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So excited to see dallas in 2050 or 2030 lol
I hope they find a way to make the skyscrapers taller and go outward as little as possible to keep the county the country
Which one is your favorite?
Toronto
Love it. Next can you do future projects in Italy?
Sure!!
@@danielmorales9371 epic
Any city or cities in specific?
most of these projects are old and not going to happen and some of them are already built
Not happening:
Harwood Forum
Smart district
Pacific plaza towers
Already built:
The tower at hall arts
At&T discovery district
Arlington entertainment district
the rest are just proposed or under construction
What about Dallas midtown
@@boundlessmatter4361 construction completely stopped once covid began and because of the economy so till this day there's still no progress
Smart district could still happen.
@@JasnoGT it's in development right now, just not this version
I lived in dallas
Can you make a video about future Houston
Sure!
What is San Antonio plans for 2030
Make a video on Houston too
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Let me know if you want an updated one! Thanks for watching!
What is this music called? It’s really smoothing
Ticker by Silent Partner
What’s the music name?
Ticker
And, why does everything have to be so fancy and white?
Cause glass buildings are the future *they claim*
Well, it's now 2024 and so far no word of shovels digging the dirt fir these projects. Projects like these take more than 6 years to complete. A lot of talk but no action. Smh.
do one on charlotte
And I am in allen
02:48. That would be 20+ years from now. The rest is unimaginative. Trying to ruin the downtown temple with this garbage are you out of your mind?
Arlington isn't a part of Dallas area, sorry.
ARLINGTON is in the metroplex what are you talking about
Because the Dallas Cowboys would play somewhere outside of the Dallas area? Please explain? It’s 15 min down i30 without traffic. And the rangers certainly wouldn’t be there if Dallas wasn’t next door.
@@iamchaunceman people criticize Dallas Cowboys being in Arlington but forget that The Rams and chargers play in Inglewood, The LA Angel's play in OC, and the NY jets and Giants play in NJ
When someone talks about Arlington I think about Dallas. And I’m from California. Lol
All too choppy looking and bland. Dallas should have built taller a while ago - the skyline is pretty much flatlined with most buildings at the same level.
Houston is still far ahead of yah as we speak.
Not by a long shot.
Houston is far behind Dallas, sit down 😂😂
@@KingAsa5 Houston has a larger skyline than Dallas.
@@californiamade5608 doesn't mean Houstons ahead of Dallas tho.
@@KingAsa5 i don’t know what that gotta do with the skyline I never said anything about that. Either way, Houston is still the biggest city in Texas
@TanFan on C I never said a larger skyline meant anything I simply said it’s just larger. Tf
And none will probably be built lol
Actually Yeah 2 1,000Ft towers were just approved soooo....
Almost all of these were approved, do research
@Kevin G. no they weren't. Or else they wouldn't be under construction now.
Now the supertalls, yeah they were cancelled.
Houston sucks admit it.
Yea these projects are bound to happen in nevuary these a couple of these are the same in other cities. So Dallas is potentially not building them. Besides Dallas like to take other cities ideas and copy it and put it there city. I keep saying this Fort-Worth is gonna out grow Dallas. 🤣🤣🤣
What a mess.
@Tr3y5 BigTone most of those projects aren't happening and the rest are either under construction or already built
I think it’s a mess too bruh I hate the city
Too many people
I’m just a person that likes to be alone