There are several reasons. One is that in most cities, real estate prices are very, very expensive, and it is hard to buy a large lot in the middle of the city, so you often need to build up, rather than out, in order to have enough room.
Another is that there is a higher demand for space, so if you build more space (by constructing tall buildings), you can make a lot of money from renting that space to others.
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There is one way. You pinpoint the major cities, most likely the capital, and you research it. If the city has a big skyline, (Example: NYC, Tokyo, etc.) if it does it means there is lots of work and high rise apartments. That means its developed. If a country doesn't have any big cities, its not developed at all. hope this helps. sc
Access to easily domesticated animals and grains. The animals provided power: Oxen are far more effective for ploughing and hauling than humans. Grain provides easy to grow, high energy foods, allowing a move away from subsistence farming, giving rise to cities, specialisation of skills and 'civilisation'.
not that bad, not like mass media says how bad i is.. but there's a lack of security..there the summer is hot and dry there, the winter is cold and mildly rainy.. it depends on where in Baghdad you live if you live in a 5 star hotel you wont feel the common power outages or the water outages.. there are nice places to visit in Baghdad especially at night (cause its cooler during night) you can see families and their children playing in the parks also there's a very few high-rise buildings, sometimes you get dust storms..
Texas has 43 high rise buildings in the inner city.
Floor 13 is missing from many high rise buildings.
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If you define 'high rise ' as more then 4 floors, there are many of these in Muscat.
Because of a lack of space in Central London it is cheaper to build up instead of out.
Mumbai has around 800 high-rise buildings, defined as buildings with a minimum of 12 floors or a height of 115 feet or more.
Most Mexicans live in houses. However, in cities such as Mexico City, Monterrey or Acapulco, the real estate costs as so high that it is much more profitable to build high-rise apartment buildings and condos. An example of this type of buildings would be the St. Regis Hotel & Residences, in Mexico City (see related links section below).
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The city that is famous for high buildings is New York City with 6,504 high-rise buildings. However, New York only ranks second to Hong Kong with 7,896.