Top 5 Tallest Buildings in CLEVELAND

So, here's the new video. Not a Top 10 this time, just a top 5, but it still contains a nice skyline. I thank you for watching and please like an or subsribe.
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[@moosefactory133]

Even though the Terminal Tower may not be the tallest, it is still my favorite.

[@GroydPlaneSpotting17]

Cool! They're starting a NuCLEus building and complex that has a hotel, retail, residential, and office space, and the main residential tower is going to be 650 feet tall!

[@TowerGuy]

seems like great news for the city

[@GroydPlaneSpotting17]

wwwooouuuttteeerrr97 yeah!

[@GroydPlaneSpotting17]

Lorne's Malignant Narcissism for sure, and add life to downtown, yeah. Terminal Tower was the third tallest building in the world when built. The other two were in NYC!

[@GroydPlaneSpotting17]

Lorne's Malignant Narcissism we were on the rigt track to becoming a mega city?

[@TowerGuy]

Groyd Maybe, it's hard to say. In the 1930's Cleveland's population was over 900k, so if the population had kept growing, the cities population might now have been bigger. But i'm not sure if it would have qualified as a Megacity, the US only has 2 (NYC &LA), and it's hard to imagine that Cleveland came on the same level. However, if it did become a Megacity, Other Cities like Detroit, Colombus, Pittsburgh and maybe even Chicago might have looked completely different.

[@bobmolloy4463]

Number 5 is 450 feet.and number 1 is 947 feet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TowerGuy]

That's why it says 450 feet for number 5 and 947 feet for number 1 in this video. The video is correct!

[@samculver9852]

TowerGuy I think they were surprised at the disparity in height. Cleveland’s skyline isn’t dense when it comes to tall buildings. Recently it’s become much denser, with buildings of 310, 353, 355, and 398 ft all under construction with a Sherwin Williams HQ coming in a couple years once debts from their acquisition of another paint co. are paid off. To fit their space, they’ll need at least 40-60 floors on the planned lot!

[@drewvargo5478]

why only a top 5?

[@TowerGuy]

I used to have the idea that smaller cities only needed a Top 5. But I've changed my mind, every city that I cover now has at least a Top 10. One day I might make a full top 10 Cleveland video

[@samculver9852]

[]Blooper Lover [] There are about 3 new buildings in the top 20 since this video (two of which are the new #11 and #12)

[@simoncowell8175]

Tall buildings, not many though...

[@JasnoGT]

+itsElevate- | Rare_Elevate Agreed. Its number 5 is still only in the 400ft range. Where as my city number 10 is already 625ft.

[@mttzakr23]

+itsElevate- | Rare_Elevate Not many tall buildings, but you've never been to Buffalo I take it....we have one skyscraper and it's 90% vacant and you guys have 4 buildings that are taller than one senca tower in Buffalo. We have only six building over 300 ft tall, you guys have almost double that

[@JasnoGT]

+matt Rich That bldg is 90% vacant? Seriously? I though NY state was doing better these days.

[@pcstevemartin4362]

Cleveland currently has 11 buildings over 400 feet tall, not just the 5 in this video. 50 over 200 feet tall, with some new taller than 500 foot buildings on the way!