Top 10 Tallest Buildings In DETROIT

[@FrankaiVideos-DetroitsComeback]

Great video!

[@TowerGuy]

Fun Fact: These are also the Tallest buildings in the whole State of Michigan.

[@taotaoliu2229]

TowerGuy First time I've been this early.

[@vmoore5356]

The future skyscraper height was increased to 912 ft with a new possible design. and the monroe blocks which is another future skyscraper is to be 500+ feet tall

[@vmoore5356]

Great video by the way

[@Moneyboy_Supreme_]

The Hudson Site tower might not be the tallest building anymore

[@californiamade5608]

V Moore sorry not happening anymore

[@metalmark9927]

👊 Great video!!! Can't wait for the next one!!!!

[@TowerGuy]

Work in progress ;)

[@johnnguyen6159]

Under future buildings there are also the Monroe Office Tower at 536 ft 35 stories, Crowne Plaza Tower 2 at 338 ft 28 stories, Monroe Residential Tower at 335 ft 26 stories, and Chemical Bank HQ at 307 ft 20 stories.

[@Moneyboy_Supreme_]

All true

[@johnnguyen6159]

Recent announcement called The Mid will include a 25 and 30 story skyscraper and is expected to break ground summer 2019.

[@Moneyboy_Supreme_]

@@johnnguyen6159 Nice love it

[@1982kinger]

I love detroit.... I went on a self guided walking tour... you need to see the lobby of the Guardian Building... breath taking 1930s mosaic tile

[@Moneyboy_Supreme_]

It is breath taking

[@death7clanlit620]

And yeah I enjoyed this video too 😇😇 keep up the good work 👍👍😇

[@spidey7312_]

The Hudson’s Site Tower has been redesigned and is now planned to be 912 feet tall.

[@kingcatgom4772]

Wow

[@californiamade5608]

Not anymore

[@spidey7312_]

Orlando Nunez yeah, it’s 680 feet now

[@adriankepler5254]

spidey7312 Womp Womp, still second tallest tho

[@Josh_u]

@@spidey7312_ that sucks :/

[@death7clanlit620]

Oh and tower guy do you use a drone in your videos???

[@garyvandecar8554]

The new Hudson Tower will be 912 feet tall instead of the original 800 feet according to Dan Gilbert. Going from 58 stories to 62 stories as of now.

[@josephsierzengaIV]

If you include antennas… the Penobscot Building is just over 600ft tall and the Central Tower of the RenCen over 750ft. Also in 1993 One Detroit Center now the Ally Building was originally supposed to have a slightly taller twin tower (660ft) just to the east, where the primary parking garage for the building is located.

[@death7clanlit620]

Sorry I missed your video😫

[@timlamb6196]

The Jefferson side is shorter than the riverfront side of the ren. cen. According to the guennus book of world records the hotel was 748 feet at the tallest side making it the tallest hotel in the world at the time it opened.

[@kennethnovak5972]

None of these were built after 2000. Very historic city!

[@TowerGuy]

Well the Detroit region has been in an economic downturn for a couple of decades, so there's not that much capital to invest in new skyscrapers. However, in my opinion buildings need to be constructed way before the year 2000 to be considered historic.

[@TordaxYT]

I live in Michigan

[@pattyplays1233]

Some building are abandoned that what I herd like full skyscrapers white no people inside

[@FrankaiVideos-DetroitsComeback]

That is OLD news! Renovation and construction are everywhere in Detroit's core these days! Search keywords like "Detroit's comeback ", revitalization, etc. Then see what comes up!

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

That is not legit anymore

[@ObiWannaBrick31]

@@FrankaiVideos-DetroitsComeback I watched your hudsons site development videos