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Boston In No Danger of Becoming “Manhattanized”

June 06, 2016

BOSTON–It appears that Boston need not worry about becoming “Manhattanized” when it comes to constructing skyscrapers - at least when comparing presently constructed projects by height. When comparing to New York’s major projects under development, Boston comes up very short with Millennium Tower as its tallest, versus Nordstrom Tower, by more than double its size. Nordstrom Tower (when complete) is set to be crowned the World’s tallest, towering in at 1,775 Feet, while Millennium will top off at 685 feet.

Chart courtesy Encompass Real Estate Strategy

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