I was looking for this comment lol. I had to google the damn building because I’m like, hold up. I know there’s at least 6 of the top tallest buildings in the world in China alone lol.
@@TuReal4Lyfe China has them because We the People are loosing* to Communism and slavery. Too many American citizens are actually supporting these sellout politicians who do nothing to protect all of our rights, our freedoms and our wealth. 👎
New York City building skyscrapers left and right and it stands out , our skyline is beautiful with the addition of Wanda Vista Tower and The Nema Tower and the new Chicago Tribune tower, with these new additions coming soon this skyline definitely gonna stand out even more 💙
@@chisoxwin82the city doesn't pay for constructing of buildings lol it's investors and in NYC they have overseas billionaires driving the mostly eventually empty skyscrapers. Here is a different market and demand.
@@daniedanguilan3860 reason for that being because the alderman rely on most of they’re funds under federal funding and they always have zoning issues and mainly because they can’t afford the infrastructure redevelopment designs and part of it has to do with property taxes, hence the reason why Amazon declined to build in Chicago.
@@chisoxwin82 who said anything about NY??? Come on! Chicago skyline is second to none including NY. NY, has bigger issues than tall buildings starting with the amount of garbage through out the city. As a proud Chicagoan, Chicago’s skyline is continuing to grow with mega developments like the 78, Lincoln Yards, Brownzville project, The Obama presidential center, Ballys’s Casino, the list go’s on and on. These developments are not just hopes/dreams there approved and some have already broken ground. These Mega developments will have a tremendous positive impact on the great City of Chicago!
@Cadillac Kadafi unfortunately this one appears to be cancelled for all intents and purposes. There was a firsthand account of someone who attended a PR event with the following intel: “I have some bad news with regards to Tribune Tower East. I went to a networking event at the Tribune Tower last night. It included a tour of the new residences and amenity spaces (unbelievably cool btw). The tour was led by Lee Golub himself. He leads Golub’s US division and Golub is part of the development team for both phases of the Tribune Tower. He was telling a bunch of stories and eventually started talking about the 1422′ Phase 2 Tower. According to him the tower is definitely not happening and they never considered it a serious proposal in the first place. They just wanted something to show as part of the proposal for phase 1. He considered the tower way too tall and grand and that it never made economic sense. Something will happen there someday but it won’t be nearly so tall.”
I am always amazed that they keep finding places in the Loop to plant these skyscrapers. Just when you think there's no spot left, another building pops up.
LA has 33 and San Francisco has 28. As of August 2022. So not sure what you’re saying lol. Houston has 38 and LA has more planned towers. If all were built today. LA would have 62 skyscrapers. The future is bright.
This is pretty old right? I can’t imagine buildings spending that much on office space after 2020! I was living right by Wolfe pt East but I think it was the west that has been already completed for a bit. Looking to move into the tribune towers!! Didn’t know about the east tower. I’ll have to look at the blueprint I received I just think it’s so beautiful and prime location
What’s up with Tribune East Tower? It’s already been more than 1-2 years. When is that going to be built? Is it still in the works or it’s now cancelled? They should have start construction by now!
1:20 Anyone else notice the building changed? Not sure if the UA-camr noticed this, or if the research was wrong. I'll admit I like the newer one they showed after the time stamp, but now I'm just confused.
At the rate businesses are leaving Chicago, on top of post-Covid remote working and crime all over the place, I don't see the Chicago's skyline changing much in the coming decade. NOBODY wants to work law enforcement in the city....and retirements and resignations are far outnumbered the supply of new officers. The city is in big trouble. Who would build a super tall in that environment?
You do know that Chicago has led the nation in corporate relocation for about a decade now right? Have you seen the building book Chicago is going thru at the moment? Lol
@@Jeschitown I read the article citing those CoStar stats...including this pile of jibberish: "Today, Chicago is also seen as a role model for equitable recovery and economic growth. Our commitment to drive sustainable, inclusive growth in order to realize healthier communities and improve the livelihoods of all Chicago residents - especially those in historically underserved neighborhoods - is significant". Companies with only 20 employees are included in the study. Those relocations added 59K jobs, but still the city lost 45K residents. Those relocation numbers are in the rear view mirror. As stated, the city is in the EARLY throes of a collapse. Citadel, Boeing, and most recently McDonald's put out a statements about the unsustainability of the crime problem...with the former 2 pulling out. When police cease even chasing criminals, and the officers risk being sued and their every action is scrutinized by COPA, you get what you have now: it can't even round up half of the needed police recruits. Barring a change of direction, the city is in big trouble. Corporate HQ nameplates are largely irrelevant...but even those numbers will eventually decline.
Google has just bought the Thompson Center and will completely renovate the building. There will not be any new tall skyscraper being built on the site. The Tompson Center is sticking around and will be a new hub for Google. The Tompson Center is already 17 stores tall and has a huge ground-to-ceiling open atrium and a whopping 1.2 million sq, ft. of office space as it is.
I was thinking the same thing. Then realized he said "since 2000. There's a big difference between people wanting to live downtown Chicago in the early to mid 2000's compared to now. These residential buildings will have an extremely hard time selling out unless people can Airbnb them.
Most of these buildings are hotels/residentials not offices. The trend everywhere including in other cities around the world is to build super tall for living.
Chicago will end up just like Detroit in the next decade if they keep voting Democrat 🔵 Chicago used to have a population of 3.6 million people today it's population is 2.6 million that's saying something
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 you asked why it’s called 1000m and I told you it is because the address is 1000 s Michigan. 1000 is the address and M is for michigan. Is that clear enough for you.
This video didn't make a whole lot of sense when talking about wolf point south and sales force tower as separate buildings when they are both the same thing
Well right from the start, this guy commentating is off his rocker!!! 1st building is ONE THOUSAND METERS??!! Think that out people. WTC-Tower 1 was less than half that at a mere 419m. The tallest building in the world (the Burj Khalifa) is only at 825m. Not only that, but he says it will only be a 74 story building. SERIOUSLY?!? Talk about cathedral ceilings! 😳🧐 That makes each story 13.5m high, or for those Chicagoans, that's about a 45ft floorplan/floor, from floor to ceiling! That is a HUGE waste of space, for such a massive expensive per square foot of property value! So NOPE, I'm not buying it about the 1st building!....but I'll end "pause" and move on!
@@luxuryengineering8449 One Chicago Square is not the 6th tallest in the world.. like where are ya getting this stuff? I feel like its also like AI talking.. not a real person. cut out this garbage.
is it me or the the pacing of this presenter's voice weird...its like they took the timbre of an actual person's voice and hitched it to an AI with a script....blegh.....
@@Mrd9960 haha aww you jealous? 5th largest economy in the world. We got the most Fortune 500 companies than any state. Google, Apple, UA-cam, Facebook, Netflix, Dropbox and many many more are all headquartered in California. Haha didn’t Illinois lose CATERPILLAR? I mean at least California can lose a few companies and still stay afloat. But not Chicago. No wonder LA currently has more towers under construction than Chicago. 🤷🏻♂️ it’s not our fault Chicago is stagnant because of corruption at its finest. 🤣
Unpopular Opinion 😲: Regardless of pending developments. Chicago as a whole is extremely boring and mediocre compared to NY/LA. Especially outside of the downtown core. All of the outside areas(including the suburbs) feel “dated”. The old areas throughout the city lack the character/charm that NY has. Don’t even get me started on the brutal winters and ugly cityscape that LA annihilates in comparison. In addition to the ridiculous taxes, underdeveloped neighborhoods stemming from redlining, racial Inquiry, crime, etc. Toronto is truly the next best thing in terms of a 21st century Lakeside metropolis. Not Chicago.
oooooof. First of all, Chicago's taxes are less than la's. Where to start. Boring how? Have you seen LA' downtown? Its embarrassing. Yeah, "dated." its called history. Much of Chicago is beautiful old charming buildings from the turn of the previous century. Are you honestly suggesting that the city scape of a hodge podge of ugly slumburbs even compares to that of one of the World Class cities? You're just getting silly...and obviously trolling.
I agree!!! Finally!!! I’m from California when I moved to Chicago I couldn’t believe how ran down it was outside of downtown. People from Chicago brag about their skyline so much but don’t see what’s around it outside of it! Lmao! At least in LA or San Francisco there is many beautiful clean parts! Just as there is bad. Places that are welcoming unlike Chicago. Where only downtown ask lake front areas are the only inviting areas of the city. Then I moved out to the suburbs into Cicero. Even more boring. I came right back to California. Chicago gets old. When you’re from California, we don’t just got one city. We got multiple.
@@jeffburdick869 hahaha LA has so many projects that are under way that blow anything in Chicago out the water. LA and San Francisco are world class cities, home to your tech and entertainment. And the reason LA/California is hosting the Olympics in 2028. 💪🏼
@@californiamade5608 LMAO. Sure, they do. Chicago is a World Class City. LA is a bunch of slumburbs. LOL, yeah, the reason is because developed cities don't want it!
Any chance you could give my channel a shout out since you used a boat load of my animations in this video?
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Pinned your comment so that everyone can see it 😀
@lewisgarrison There's gotta b VIDEO RIGHTS INFRINGEMENT violations, no doubt.
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@@luxuryengineering8449 or just get a lawsuit
Chicago square 6th tallest in the world?? This guy needs to do his homework... not even sixth in chicago
Yeah duh - caught that too
Lol
I was looking for this comment lol. I had to google the damn building because I’m like, hold up. I know there’s at least 6 of the top tallest buildings in the world in China alone lol.
@@TuReal4Lyfe China has them because We the People are loosing* to Communism and slavery. Too many American citizens are actually supporting these sellout politicians who do nothing to protect all of our rights, our freedoms and our wealth. 👎
Yea I was like…. No
New York City building skyscrapers left and right and it stands out , our skyline is beautiful with the addition of Wanda Vista Tower and The Nema Tower and the new Chicago Tribune tower, with these new additions coming soon this skyline definitely gonna stand out even more 💙
For Sure
Chicago will never come close to having as many tall buildings like nyc though. Chicago doesn’t have the money for it.
@@chisoxwin82 as much as I love the skyline here in Chicago I totally agree with u lol , I'm fine with that
@@chisoxwin82the city doesn't pay for constructing of buildings lol it's investors and in NYC they have overseas billionaires driving the mostly eventually empty skyscrapers. Here is a different market and demand.
@@chisoxwin82 and on average just recently when NYC started building crazy amount of skinny super talls , Chicago was taller
Chicago has a long history of canceling super tall projects starting with 7 South Dearborn. I’ll believe it when it’s done.
Lets Just Hope For The Best 😀
You are not wrong my friend. The city will never have as many tall buildings like NYC
it's because the Alderman is being paid under the table by those who oppose the construction. Allegedly
@@daniedanguilan3860 reason for that being because the alderman rely on most of they’re funds under federal funding and they always have zoning issues and mainly because they can’t afford the infrastructure redevelopment designs and part of it has to do with property taxes, hence the reason why Amazon declined to build in Chicago.
@@chisoxwin82 who said anything about NY??? Come on! Chicago skyline is second to none including NY. NY, has bigger issues than tall buildings starting with the amount of garbage through out the city. As a proud Chicagoan, Chicago’s skyline is continuing to grow with mega developments like the 78, Lincoln Yards, Brownzville project, The Obama presidential center, Ballys’s Casino, the list go’s on and on. These developments are not just hopes/dreams there approved and some have already broken ground. These Mega developments will have a tremendous positive impact on the great City of Chicago!
When are they finally building the Tribune east tower ???
@Cadillac Kadafi at this point .. Who knows 🤷♂️
It’ll end up canceled like all the other major projects in Chicago
Probably never
@Cadillac Kadafi unfortunately this one appears to be cancelled for all intents and purposes. There was a firsthand account of someone who attended a PR event with the following intel:
“I have some bad news with regards to Tribune Tower East. I went to a networking event at the Tribune Tower last night. It included a tour of the new residences and amenity spaces (unbelievably cool btw). The tour was led by Lee Golub himself. He leads Golub’s US division and Golub is part of the development team for both phases of the Tribune Tower. He was telling a bunch of stories and eventually started talking about the 1422′ Phase 2 Tower. According to him the tower is definitely not happening and they never considered it a serious proposal in the first place. They just wanted something to show as part of the proposal for phase 1. He considered the tower way too tall and grand and that it never made economic sense. Something will happen there someday but it won’t be nearly so tall.”
Smh …🤷♂️ 😣
These buildings are really cool.
Agreed. Thanks For Watching
I am always amazed that they keep finding places in the Loop to plant these skyscrapers. Just when you think there's no spot left, another building pops up.
@@keith-jo6wg I imagine that you are correct. God only knows what fine old buildings might be torn down to build a new, taller one.
Fun fact Chicago has 118 buildings taller than 150 meters. NYC has 256 and LA has 24 lol.
Those statistics are dated, as of July 2022 New York has over 300 now, Chicago with almost 150, LA comes in with 42... Each city building more...
LA has 33 and San Francisco has 28. As of August 2022. So not sure what you’re saying lol. Houston has 38 and LA has more planned towers. If all were built today. LA would have 62 skyscrapers. The future is bright.
@@truthfacts5438 no LA doesn’t have 42 it has 33 (150 meters +)
Compare Chicago with Toronto not LA.
@@ahmedzakikhan7639 Toronto is way behind Chicago.
I'm happy to be a Chicagoan.
Still waiting for Frank Lloyd Wright's mile-high (the Illinois - 528 floors), proposed in '56 to go up. Will probably have to wait a little longer.
Yeah Maybe
I just don't understand why they didn't build the Spire.
The 2008 recession happened and developers had no funds to build it
So beautiful design
Wow nice tower 🗼
How old is this video .. The 400 N lake shore dr got height reduction and no terra-cotta design
The video was created recently only, and the information was taken from various articles
What, is the background music called?
BMO is popping off building opening towers in Chicago and Milwaukee in the same time frame lol
The Tribune Tower should go ahead and surpass the height of the Sears Tower !
It sure should. Even the antennas on Sears tower
NO
What’s the background music in this video? Was a great addition
This is pretty old right? I can’t imagine buildings spending that much on office space after 2020! I was living right by Wolfe pt East but I think it was the west that has been already completed for a bit. Looking to move into the tribune towers!! Didn’t know about the east tower. I’ll have to look at the blueprint I received I just think it’s so beautiful and prime location
you must be a very wealthy person. congratulations 😀
Interesting 🤔
Thanks
What’s up with Tribune East Tower?
It’s already been more than 1-2 years.
When is that going to be built?
Is it still in the works or it’s now cancelled?
They should have start construction by now!
With everyone moving out because of the crime. Are you going to need that many buildings?
This guy must be Canadian. Talking about US cities but using meters, like most Americans know what those are.
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Let me know, thanks!
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I hope that Chicago's new buildings are taller than those in nyc. nyc will be really, really PO'ed!!!!!!!
Will never happen because Chicago is not the international finance, stock market city like nyc
@@chisoxwin82 nyc is S____!!!!!!
1:20 Anyone else notice the building changed? Not sure if the UA-camr noticed this, or if the research was wrong. I'll admit I like the newer one they showed after the time stamp, but now I'm just confused.
That first tower got cancelled didn’t it?
At the rate businesses are leaving Chicago, on top of post-Covid remote working and crime all over the place, I don't see the Chicago's skyline changing much in the coming decade. NOBODY wants to work law enforcement in the city....and retirements and resignations are far outnumbered the supply of new officers. The city is in big trouble. Who would build a super tall in that environment?
You do know that Chicago has led the nation in corporate relocation for about a decade now right? Have you seen the building book Chicago is going thru at the moment? Lol
@@Jeschitown I read the article citing those CoStar stats...including this pile of jibberish:
"Today, Chicago is also seen as a role model for equitable recovery and economic growth. Our commitment to drive sustainable, inclusive growth in order to realize healthier communities and improve the livelihoods of all Chicago residents - especially those in historically underserved neighborhoods - is significant".
Companies with only 20 employees are included in the study. Those relocations added 59K jobs, but still the city lost 45K residents. Those relocation numbers are in the rear view mirror. As stated, the city is in the EARLY throes of a collapse. Citadel, Boeing, and most recently McDonald's put out a statements about the unsustainability of the crime problem...with the former 2 pulling out.
When police cease even chasing criminals, and the officers risk being sued and their every action is scrutinized by COPA, you get what you have now: it can't even round up half of the needed police recruits. Barring a change of direction, the city is in big trouble. Corporate HQ nameplates are largely irrelevant...but even those numbers will eventually decline.
Google has just bought the Thompson Center and will completely renovate the building. There will not be any new tall skyscraper being built on the site. The Tompson Center is sticking around and will be a new hub for Google. The Tompson Center is already 17 stores tall and has a huge ground-to-ceiling open atrium and a whopping 1.2 million sq, ft. of office space as it is.
That sucks
With increasing crime in Chicago, and working remotely... how in the world are they going to fill these spaces ???
I was thinking the same thing. Then realized he said "since 2000. There's a big difference between people wanting to live downtown Chicago in the early to mid 2000's compared to now. These residential buildings will have an extremely hard time selling out unless people can Airbnb them.
Most of these buildings are hotels/residentials not offices. The trend everywhere including in other cities around the world is to build super tall for living.
With more criminals.
Chicago will end up just like Detroit in the next decade if they keep voting Democrat 🔵 Chicago used to have a population of 3.6 million people today it's population is 2.6 million that's saying something
1000 M doesn’t mean 1000 meters. Its the buildings address; 1000 S Michigan Avenue.
Was this a re upload? It’s 2022 and this dude is talking like it’s 2018…
The sales force tower may be canceled, it’s being built right now but I didn’t see in development since last year
Let's See What The Future Holds
@@luxuryengineering8449it got finished!
@@luxuryengineering8449and 1000m is topped out :)
@@luxuryengineering8449actually most of these skyscrapers are being built or is finished rn
How long ago did you make this because 1000 m is already under construction at almost 20 stories already.
Yes We have included projects that are new and under construction as well
Why call it this when its not not even 1000 foot
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 1000 south michigan. So the buildings name is 1000m.
@@iwouldliketoorderanumber1b79 this is not an answer
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 you asked why it’s called 1000m and I told you it is because the address is 1000 s Michigan. 1000 is the address and M is for michigan. Is that clear enough for you.
This video is completely messed up.
What goes up must..........
The future, of Chicago’s skyscrapers and skyline, will probably look similar and compared to the movie: iRobot.
Not a chance. The city only relies on federal funding, they don’t have enough private investors like nyc
This video didn't make a whole lot of sense when talking about wolf point south and sales force tower as separate buildings when they are both the same thing
NYC is the king of the super tall skyscrapers in the US and World
Chicago was first
I think the narrator is a bit drunk. Repetitive images, writing contrary to the voice over makes for a confusing video- just keep it simple.
Thanks for the Feedback mate, Will keep that in mind from next time.
@@luxuryengineering8449 You don't even sound like a real person. That's a very odd response.
haha no buddy, I am a real person
thomson 2200 feet
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Happy birthday to 'Nikola Tesla'. May the American Dream have justice.
Bruh One Chicago Square is not the 6th tallest building in the world wtf
Well right from the start, this guy commentating is off his rocker!!!
1st building is ONE THOUSAND METERS??!! Think that out people. WTC-Tower 1 was less than half that at a mere 419m. The tallest building in the world (the Burj Khalifa) is only at 825m. Not only that, but he says it will only be a 74 story building. SERIOUSLY?!? Talk about cathedral ceilings! 😳🧐
That makes each story 13.5m high, or for those Chicagoans, that's about a 45ft floorplan/floor, from floor to ceiling! That is a HUGE waste of space, for such a massive expensive per square foot of property value!
So NOPE, I'm not buying it about the 1st building!....but I'll end "pause" and move on!
You are right, Actually the commentator got confused M with Meter.
Thanks
@@luxuryengineering8449 You mean, confused F with meter? lol!
Mondays eh!! lmao🤪😝
@@NoSoup4U2 the name of the building is “1000M.” It is neither 1000 metres nor 1000 feet tall. It is actually just over 800 feet tall.
please stop.
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@@luxuryengineering8449 One Chicago Square is not the 6th tallest in the world.. like where are ya getting this stuff? I feel like its also like AI talking.. not a real person. cut out this garbage.
Why are the new buildings so ugly
A construction broom is underway? What’s a construction broom? How about you record your own audio instead of relying on terrible AI.
Annoying voice :( sounds very cheezy
This is one of the worse property recap videos on UA-cam. 90% of thr projects are completed and the timelines are trash.
is it me or the the pacing of this presenter's voice weird...its like they took the timbre of an actual person's voice and hitched it to an AI with a script....blegh.....
Sorry If you felt Like that, but Its A Real person speaking 😀
Never exist ❌
This guy's voice is awful. Change the narrator.
Migrants will love it
Sorry. But Chicago is just boring now to watch. Not much coming out of that place.
Okay Mate Do You have Any suggestions for other cities on which we should make a video?
@@luxuryengineering8449 Lol it's ok, he's from California, not much coming out of that place either!🤣🤣🤣
@@Mrd9960 haha aww you jealous? 5th largest economy in the world. We got the most Fortune 500 companies than any state. Google, Apple, UA-cam, Facebook, Netflix, Dropbox and many many more are all headquartered in California. Haha didn’t Illinois lose CATERPILLAR? I mean at least California can lose a few companies and still stay afloat. But not Chicago. No wonder LA currently has more towers under construction than Chicago. 🤷🏻♂️ it’s not our fault Chicago is stagnant because of corruption at its finest. 🤣
@@californiamade5608 🤣🤣🤣Tell that to all those prostitutes and druggies you have there.👍👍
@@californiamade5608 And good for you, you want a medal for it? Also you can continue being one of the most taxed states, yaaay!🤣👍
eh... I live in nyc...mind not blown.
Unpopular Opinion 😲: Regardless of pending developments. Chicago as a whole is extremely boring and mediocre compared to NY/LA. Especially outside of the downtown core. All of the outside areas(including the suburbs) feel “dated”. The old areas throughout the city lack the character/charm that NY has. Don’t even get me started on the brutal winters and ugly cityscape that LA annihilates in comparison. In addition to the ridiculous taxes, underdeveloped neighborhoods stemming from redlining, racial Inquiry, crime, etc. Toronto is truly the next best thing in terms of a 21st century Lakeside metropolis. Not Chicago.
oooooof. First of all, Chicago's taxes are less than la's. Where to start. Boring how? Have you seen LA' downtown? Its embarrassing. Yeah, "dated." its called history. Much of Chicago is beautiful old charming buildings from the turn of the previous century. Are you honestly suggesting that the city scape of a hodge podge of ugly slumburbs even compares to that of one of the World Class cities? You're just getting silly...and obviously trolling.
I agree!!! Finally!!! I’m from California when I moved to Chicago I couldn’t believe how ran down it was outside of downtown. People from Chicago brag about their skyline so much but don’t see what’s around it outside of it! Lmao! At least in LA or San Francisco there is many beautiful clean parts! Just as there is bad. Places that are welcoming unlike Chicago. Where only downtown ask lake front areas are the only inviting areas of the city. Then I moved out to the suburbs into Cicero. Even more boring. I came right back to California. Chicago gets old. When you’re from California, we don’t just got one city. We got multiple.
@@jeffburdick869 hahaha LA has so many projects that are under way that blow anything in Chicago out the water. LA and San Francisco are world class cities, home to your tech and entertainment. And the reason LA/California is hosting the Olympics in 2028. 💪🏼
@@californiamade5608 LMAO. Sure, they do. Chicago is a World Class City. LA is a bunch of slumburbs. LOL, yeah, the reason is because developed cities don't want it!
@@californiamade5608 Chicago run down outside of downtown? You're just trolling and obviously have never even been to Chicago.