Andare Residences rises 165 m (540 ft) over Fort Lauderdale, a 46-story condo tower at 521 East Las Olas Boulevard, near the New River.
163 homes with wave-like balconies designed by the Italian design house Pininfarina. Related Group broke ground in May 2025, after securing a construction loan of about $231 million, with Beauchamp Construction as contractor. The first high-rise condo on Las Olas Boulevard in nearly two decades, due in 2027.
Developer: Related Group
Architect: Pininfarina (design), CFE Architects
📍 521 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Albion West End rises 99 m (325 ft) over St. Louis, a 30-story apartment tower in the Central West End, beside Forest Park.
A curved glass tower with gold framing, designed by Lamar Johnson Collaborative and built by Clayco. Construction began in 2025, completion expected in 2028.
Developer: Albion Residential and Koplar Properties
Architect: Lamar Johnson Collaborative
📍 Central West End, St. Louis, Missouri
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/iSq86hnaGF
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The St. Regis Residences, Miami rises 195 m (639 ft) over Brickell, a 50-story bayfront condo tower at 1809 Brickell Avenue in South Brickell.
152 residences, from two to six bedrooms, with more than 50,000 sq ft of amenities. First announced in 2021 as two towers, then cut back to the single tower now being built.
Related Group and Integra Investments closed a $527 million construction loan from Tyko Capital in September 2024 and broke ground on November 21, 2024, with Coastal Construction as general contractor. More than 80 percent sold as of August 2026, completion expected in 2027. The tower was reported at its full 50-story height this month, with a topping-off ceremony planned for November 19.
Developer: Related Group and Integra Investments
Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects (interiors by Rockwell Group)
📍 1809 Brickell Avenue, South Brickell, Miami, Florida
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/SSkBqdnnzJ
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Nobu Residences (619 Brickell) is coming to Brickell Avenue. 🏙️
At 262 m (860 ft) and 75 floors, the Nobu-branded condo tower is designed by Foster + Partners.
The tower cleared a key hurdle on November 3, 2026, when Miami's preservation board voted 6-1 to lift the historic designation from the First Miami Presbyterian church's school and parking lot, where the tower will rise. No other city approvals are needed, though neighbors can still appeal to the city commission into early January 2027. The developers target completion in late 2030 to early 2031.
Developer: 13th Floor Investments with Key International
Architect: Foster + Partners
📍 619 Brickell Avenue, Brickell, Miami, Florida
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/nInT2BM7BA
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Waldorf Astoria Miami is rising in downtown Miami. 🏙️
At 320 m (1,049 ft) and 100 floors, the stack of nine offset glass cubes will be the tallest building in Miami and the city's first supertall.
The structure reached level 85 in late August 2026 and started its ninth and final cube, with the construction elevator at floor 87 in October 2026. Topping out is expected this winter, and completion is targeted for the second quarter of 2028.
Developer: PMG
Architect: Carlos Ott / Sieger Suarez
📍 Downtown Miami, Miami, Florida
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/kn5oyVh6AW
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The Residences at 1428 Brickell is rising on Brickell Avenue. 🏙️
At 262 m (861 ft) and 70 floors, the wavy white tower holds 195 luxury condos with interiors by the Milan studio of Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel.
Backed by a construction loan of more than $565 million arranged by JLL, it reached 30 stories in October 2026 with 70% of the homes sold. Coastal Construction is the builder, topping out is expected in mid-2027, and completion is targeted for late 2028.
Developer: Ytech
Architect: Arquitectonica (interiors by ACPV Architects)
📍 1428 Brickell Ave, Brickell, Miami, Florida
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/Yvr6tlO0SG
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Okan Tower is rising in downtown Miami. 🌷🏙️
At 275 m (902 ft) and 72 floors, the tulip-shaped tower at 555 North Miami Avenue stacks a 316-room Hilton hotel, Hilton-managed condo-hotel units, private sky residences and offices into one building.
It passed its 50th floor in April 2026, topping out is expected late in 2026, and completion is targeted for 2027.
Developer: Okan Group
Architect: Behar Font & Partners
📍 555 North Miami Avenue, Downtown Miami, Miami, Florida
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/AmTpns2vJr
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Times Square is getting a supertall built around the view. 🎡
The Torch at 740 Eighth Avenue will rise 1,067 ft (325 m) with 60 floors just off Times Square, a hotel and entertainment tower now rising again after construction stalled in March 2024 and restarted in June 2025. It passed its halfway point in August 2026, with full height expected in 2027 and completion in the second half of 2028.
The attractions are the point: a 1,800-room hotel, an indoor free-fall ride reported at 250 ft, an outdoor observation deck more than 1,000 ft above Manhattan, a rooftop pool, and restaurants, bars and nightlife. In October 2026 Extell named Hyatt as hospitality partner, bringing its StandardX brand to Times Square, the first StandardX in North America. In September 2026 Extell secured a $1.25 billion construction loan led by J.P. Morgan.
Developer: Extell Development
Architect: ODA Architecture (SLCE, architect of record)
📍 740 Eighth Avenue, Times Square, New York, New York
🔗 Full story: https://t.co/7TkZqfov2a
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LOFTY Brickell is topped out on the Miami River. 🏙️
The 44-story tower will rise 175 m (574 ft) at 99 Southwest Seventh Street, with 362 fully furnished studios, one- and two-bedroom homes and penthouses. It shares a podium with its neighbour, The Standard Residences, Brickell, in the One Brickell Riverfront complex, with a private marina, pool deck, spa and co-working space, and an AVRA Estiatorio restaurant on the ground floor.
Newgard Group and Two Roads Development closed $513 million in construction financing in late 2025. The tower topped out on January 16, 2026, its architectural crown was in place by June 2026, and completion is expected in August 2027.
Developer: Newgard Group and Two Roads Development
Architect: Arquitectonica (interiors by INC Architecture & Design)
📍 99 Southwest Seventh Street, Miami, Florida
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America's next tallest building, if it is built. 🏙️
Legends Tower would rise 581 m (1,907 ft) across 134 floors in Bricktown, Oklahoma City, the centerpiece of The Boardwalk at Bricktown. Its height is a nod to 1907, the year Oklahoma became a state, and at 1,907 ft it would pass One World Trade Center (1,776 ft) as the tallest building in the United States.
The city council approved the tower in 2024, but the FAA review of airport flight paths and funding have held up the start. Plans include a Hyatt hotel, about 1,776 apartments and an observation deck at the top.
Developer: Matteson Capital
Architect: AO
📍 Bricktown, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Monterrey is about to own the Latin American skyline. 🇲🇽
Torre Rise is rising fast next to Torre BBVA, and its concrete structure is now complete at 412 m, already making it Latin America's tallest building. A roughly 71 m steel spire goes up next, taking it to 484 m (1,588 ft) across 96 floors, with a ticketed observation deck planned on levels 95 to 97.
The last concrete slab was poured at level 101 on October 31, 2026, and completion is expected in mid-2027.
📍 Torre Rise, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
📸 Construction photos: Victor (@vicraya2_monterrey on Instagram), shared with his permission
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The Upper East Side is about to get its tallest tower by far. 🏙️
655 Madison Avenue would rise 1,162 ft (354 m) with 74 floors at Madison Avenue and East 60th Street, a block from Central Park. When finished it will be the tallest building on the Upper East Side, far above the current record holder, 520 Park Avenue. About 154 condos fill the upper floors, averaging over 3,000 square feet each, with roughly 233,000 square feet of offices and shops below.
Extell, the developer behind Central Park Tower, cleared the old 24-story building on the site and secured a loan of about $1.13 billion in December 2025. Excavation and piling began in July 2026, and the foundations are expected to take shape toward the end of 2026.
📍 655 Madison Avenue, Upper East Side, New York, New York
📏 1,162 ft (354 m), 74 stories
🏗️ Status: under construction, foundation stage
Developer: Extell Development
Architect: Beyer Blinder Belle
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Midtown has a new supertall, and it is already finished. 🌇
520 Fifth Avenue rises 1,002 ft (305 m) with 76 floors at Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street, a block from the New York Public Library. Restaurants fill the base, offices run from about floors 9 to 34, and around 100 condos sit above, topped by a members' club.
Construction began in March 2022, the tower topped out in October 2024, and about 85% of the homes had sold by early 2025. Carlyle refinanced it with a $640 million loan in December 2025, and construction wrapped up in August 2026.
📍 520 Fifth Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York, New York
📏 1,002 ft (305 m), 76 stories
🏗️ Status: complete
Developer: Rabina
Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Grand Central is getting a new neighbor, and it would nearly match the skyline's tallest. 🏙️
175 Park Avenue would rise 1,581 ft (482 m) with 95 floors next to Grand Central Terminal, replacing the Grand Hyatt with about 2.5 million square feet of offices and a Hyatt hotel near the top. It would become one of the tallest buildings in the Western Hemisphere.
The City Council approved the tower in 2021. Building permits were filed in March 2026, and RXR is raising about $6.5 billion to build it. The project also brings a bigger transit hall, a new subway entrance on 42nd Street and a public terrace.
📍 175 Park Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York, New York
📏 1,581 ft (482 m), 95 stories
🏗️ Status: proposed, approved
Developer: RXR & TF Cornerstone
Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Park Avenue is getting a new anchor. 🏙️
350 Park Avenue will rise 427 m (1,400 ft) across 66 floors, a new office tower between 51st and 52nd streets and the future home of Citadel's headquarters. The developers bought air rights from St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Bartholomew's Church, the City Council approved it unanimously in October 2025, and a $3.3 billion construction loan led by Wells Fargo and JPMorgan closed in October 2026. Construction is now underway, with completion targeted for 2032.
Developer: Vornado Realty Trust & Rudin, with Citadel
Architect: Foster + Partners
📍 350 Park Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York, New York
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Park Avenue is getting a new anchor. 🏙️
350 Park Avenue will rise 427 m (1,400 ft) across 66 floors, a new office tower between 51st and 52nd streets and the future home of Citadel's headquarters. The developers bought air rights from St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Bartholomew's Church, the City Council approved it unanimously in October 2025, and a $3.3 billion construction loan led by Wells Fargo and JPMorgan closed in October 2026. Construction is now underway, with completion targeted for 2032.
Developer: Vornado Realty Trust & Rudin, with Citadel
Architect: Foster + Partners
📍 350 Park Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York, New York
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Chicago's next giant is still waiting for its first shovel. 🏗️
Tribune East Tower would rise 1,422 ft (433 m) with 113 floors beside the historic Tribune Tower on Michigan Avenue, a mixed-use supertall with a hotel, apartments and condos. If built, it would be Chicago's second-tallest building after the Willis Tower.
The city approved it in 2020, but no construction has started, as downtown condo and office markets cooled after the pandemic and very few towers have broken ground since.
📍 Michigan Ave, Chicago, Illinois
📏 1,422 ft (433 m), 113 stories
🏗️ Status: proposed, approved
Developer: CIM Group with Golub & Company
Architect: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Two towers, one sky bridge, and Miami's biggest construction loan ever. 🌉
Faena Residences Miami is a pair of twin 68-story condo towers on the Miami River, joined at the top by a three-level sky bridge with a pool, restaurant and lounges, more than 700 feet up. Together they hold about 434 homes.
It is one of the last designs by Rafael Viñoly, and the first standalone Faena residences outside Miami Beach, part of a planned Faena cultural district on the river. In October 2026 the developers closed an $817 million construction loan from Tyko Capital, the largest construction loan ever recorded in Florida. Completion is expected in 2030.
📍 24 Southwest Fourth Street, Miami, Florida
📏 ~700 ft (214 m), 68 stories
🏗️ Status: early works, approved
Developer: Fortune International Group & KAR Properties (Faena brand)
Architect: Rafael Viñoly Architects
🖼️ Images: Illustration
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Thanks so much, Holly! Totally agree, those deep lanais make the most of Honolulu's weather and the mountain views. Kakaʻako has really changed over the last decade, and it's great to see new towers that include reserved housing units for local families, not just luxury condos. We're following this one closely and will post construction updates as it moves forward. Full project details are on https://t.co/RTkNc9giDD
Honolulu's Kakaʻako skyline has a new name on top. 🌺
Ālia at 888 Ala Moana has topped out at 43 stories. The $400 million condo tower brings 457 homes, 417 market rate and 40 reserved housing units, to Kamehameha Schools' Our Kakaʻako community. Its woven facade and deep lanais are shaped to catch the cooling trade winds, and the amenities run to two infinity pools, a bowling alley and a movie theater.
Kobayashi Group, developing with BlackSand Capital, expects completion in early 2027.
📍 888 Ala Moana Blvd, Kakaʻako, Honolulu
📏 400 ft (122 m), 43 stories
🏗️ Status: topped out, completion early 2027
Developer: Kobayashi Group
Architect: WRNS Studio
🖼️ Images: Illustration
#Megatalls #AliaHonolulu #888AlaMoana #Honolulu #Kakaako #Hawaii #Skyscraper #Construction #Condos
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The last tower of the World Trade Center is finally rising. 🏗️
Two World Trade Center broke ground in July 2026 after years of waiting for an anchor tenant. That tenant arrived in American Express, which will occupy and eventually own the building as its global headquarters.
Swipe through the progress, photographed by @2wtcprogresspics (on Instagram): May 19, 2026, still a deep excavation pit; September 10, foundations and structure rising; November 2, built up with formwork, scaffolding and a tower crane on site.
📍 World Trade Center, New York, New York
📏 1,226 ft (374 m), 55 stories
🏗️ Status: under construction, foundation stage
Developer: Silverstein Properties
Architect: Foster + Partners
🖼️ Image 1: Illustration · Photos: @2wtcprogresspics (on Instagram)
#Megatalls #TwoWorldTradeCenter #2WTC #NewYork #WorldTradeCenter #Skyscraper #Construction
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