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I know, someone else said it in the comments too. It will be included when I'll make a new video which replace this one.

Yes, I understand. Sometimes I'm thinking to make a second video, but with the same peak year for all cities, maybe 2000.

Yes, and that's why the majority of skyscrapers in Hong Kong are mainly residential unlike most cities.

Apparently they were 34 completed skyscrapers in Los Angeles in 2024. So maybe it was ranked 51st or just after.

In every continent a lot of countries didn't match with another countries. For example : North Korea, Japan and Pakistan are in the same continent and the three don't look alike.

@@PassionVille96 Yes, I guess... an odd chick.

​@@LV-426... Кажется от тебя завоняло прибалтийскими шпротами😂

причина тряски?

Вы выбрали не то место, чтобы воевать. Вам в окоп прямая дорога.

0:56 I know that. But the cities are ranked by the number of skyscrapers not by the height of the tallest skyscraper, I made no mistake with Saint Petersburg.

@@PassionVille96 Turkey is not Europe, but Asia...

Я бы на вашем месте перепроверил информацию о количестве небоскребов в Москве. В этом городе строительный бум небоскребов

@ Автор в описании уже указал, что ошибся. В Москве около 90 небоскребов, а не 50, как он вначале написал. Поэтому именно Москва лидирует в Европе по количеству небоскребов. Позже он сделает новое видео с актуальной информацией.

@@novosibirsktravelguide8582A large part of Istanbul is in the European continent

Лучше бы вы налоги своему населению снизили😂 Англичане ноют во всех блогах об этом😂

Yes, it's the Istanbul Financial Center area.

Those are the facts, I didn't invent anything. But these cities gained population until 2019/2020. Since 2020 the population decrease in both city limits and urban area but the decrease is more important in the city limits than in the suburbs. And in 2025 for Los Angeles it's almost certain that the population will not growth.

You have a lot of numbers wrong in this list. 🥴

I see there are churches above 150m but what about TV towers and bridges, factory chimneys above that hight. Are those buildings excluded? What is qualifying some buildings to be listed and what excludes them?

Yes : communication tower, mast or chimney are not considered as a building, so they are counted separately. All I know is a skyscraper is automatically a building. And a structure is a building if there are walls and roof, and it's the case for a church and for some industrial building (except chimney) for example.

@@PassionVille96 So, as an example, there is a TV tower above 200 meters, with a restaurant and beautiful view from hight... it can be considered to have roof? Avala tower in Belgrade is one example, nice place to visit.

@@bgdabg6769 the difference between building and tower is always a bit tricky, but it mainly comes down to the amount of usable floorspace. A skyscraper needs to have at least 50% of the possible floorspace used.

pls add Brussels aswell, it's got one building that's exacly 150 meters high architectuarly (without it's antenna)... it's a bit of a weird case but i beg you! hahaha (the building is the "zuidertoren" btw)

Read some wiki

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Seventy percent of Istanbul is in Europe. I think you should do some research and come.

Moscow is trying to pretend of being a NYC when the rest of the country lives on the level of social minimum.

It's 175 meters with the antenna, by architectural height it's just under 150 m.

But not enough to feature on a list like this. At least not yet.

There are two skyscrapers under construction but zero completed. And there are 9 buildings over 100m/328ft.

@PassionVille96 One Eastside- 155m The Octagon - 155m BT Tower - 140m The Mercian - 132m Great Charles - 126m Holloway Circus - 122m Beorma Quarter - 113m Exchange Square - 111m Cortland - 111m Colmore row - 108m Bank tower - 102m Crown Place - 100m Alpha tower - 100m

I know, I explained at the beginning of the video.

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There is only one of them in the city center, so most of the other skyscrapers are less noticeable when you're visiting Paris.

For some skyscrapers in Moscow, Istanbul and London yes. For Paris, I think no. And for other cities I don't know, but I think it's possible to know by checking all the informations by skyscraper. By the way, I think the 5 tallest residential buildings in Europe are in Moscow.

I saw 149 meters on most sites.

A large part of Istanbul is in the European continent

@@melihgokce7622 No. In geography, even then it’s right next to each other. BUT this is unrealistic.

@@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч Yes, three percent of Turkey is in Europe, but this three percent corresponds to seventy percent of the city of Istanbul, you can look at the map.

@@melihgokce7622 А ты открой учебник истории. И побывал бы там. то не европа. Только географией. Use the auto-translator on RUclips

@@ТимофейСтепанов-ю1ч I don't understand why Turkey's surpassing of Russia affected you so much, besides, most of Russia's land is in Asia.

Asia

@pawelcieslik9001 Learn geography! 🤦

Russia is not Europe, it is a barbarian horde

@@Русский-м6ж MENTALITY Asia

@pawelcieslik9001 Envy silently. You're in shit.. 🤣

Certainly not the nicest place in the Netherlands. Beautiful from far, but far from beautiful.