US Cities by Tallest Building

The top 60 US Cities ranked by height of tallest building.
Heights include spires, but not antennas.
Buildings under construction only count if topped out
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Rank
City
State
Building
Height (ft)
1
New York City
New York
One World Trade Center
1776
2
Chicago
Illinois
Willis Tower
1451
3
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Comcast Innovation and Technology Center
1121
4
Los Angeles
California
Wilshire Grand Center
1100
5
San Francisco
California
Salesforce Tower
1070
6
Austin
Texas
Waterline
1031
7
Atlanta
Georgia
Bank of America Plaza
1023
8
Houston
Texas
JPMorgan Chase Tower
1002
9
Cleveland
Ohio
Key Tower
947
10
Seattle
Washington
Columbia Center
932
11
Dallas
Texas
Bank of America Plaza
921
12
Jersey City
New Jersey
99 Hudson Street
899
13
Charlotte
North Carolina
Bank of America Corporate Center
871
14
Miami
Florida
Panorama Tower
868
15
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Devon Energy Center
845
16
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
US Steel Tower
841
17
Indianapolis
Indiana
Salesforce Tower
811
18
Minneapolis
Minnesota
IDS Tower
792
19
Boston
Massachusetts
200 Clarendon
790
20
Mobile
Alabama
RSA Battle House Tower
745
21
Las Vegas
Nevada
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
735
22
Detroit
Michigan
Renaissance Center
727
23
Denver
Colorado
Republic Plaza
714
24
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Ocean Resort Casino
710
25
New Orleans
Louisiana
One Shell Square
697
26*
Omaha
Nebraska
Mutual of Omaha Headquarters*
677
27
Tulsa
Oklahoma
BOK Tower
667
28
Cincinnati
Ohio
Great American Tower
665
29
Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes State Office Tower
629
30
Kansas City
Missouri
One Kansas City Place
624
31
Jacksonville
Florida
Bank of America Tower
617
32
Nashville
Tennessee
Amazon Tower 3
609
33
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
US Bank Center
601
34
St. Louis
Missouri
Metropolitan Square
593
35
Albany
New York
Erastus Corning Tower
589
36
Tampa
Florida
100 North Tampa
579
37
Louisville
Kentucky
Aegon Center
549
38
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter
546
39
Little Rock
Arkansas
Metropolitan National Bank Tower
546
40
Portland
Oregon
Wells Fargo Center
546
41
Raleigh
North Carolina
PNC Plaza
538
42
Hartford
Connecticut
City Place I
535
43
Buffalo
New York
One Seneca Tower
529
44
Baltimore
Maryland
Transamerica Tower
528
45
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Westin Town Center Hotel & Residences
508
46
Phoenix
Arizona
201 North Central Avenue
483
47
San Diego
California
Pinnacle on the Park
479
48
Memphis
Tennessee
Clark Tower
470
49
Newark
New Jersey
National Newark Building
465
50
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Wells Fargo Center
460
51
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana State Capitol
460
52
Des Moines
Iowa
Ruan Center
460
53
Birmingham
Alabama
Shipt Tower
454
54
Richmond
Virginia
James Monroe Building
449
55
Salt Lake City
Utah
Astra Tower
449
56
Rochester
New York
Innovation Square
443
57
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Indiana Michigan Power Center
442
58
Orlando
Florida
SunTrust Center
441
59
Honolulu
Hawaii
The Central Ala Moana
435
60
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska State Capitol
433
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4 Comments
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Level 54
Nov 20, 2025
Let me know if you guys have any suggestions!
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Level 54
Feb 16, 2026
Updated 2/16/2026 7:00PM

Changes:

- Changed the name of Detroit's tallest building "Detroit Marriott at Renaissance Center" -> "Renaissance Center" to better reflect the true building name, not tenants

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Level 76
Mar 14, 2026
It's not clear whether the rankings are for urban areas or cities proper. Jersey City and Newark are included in addition to New York. However, other cities that are not the largest in their metro areas (e.g. St. Paul, MN or St. Petersburg, FL) would be ranked on this list but appear to be excluded since they are part of a larger metro area.
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Level 54
Mar 16, 2026
The methodology I used was sort of subjective in that sense I suppose. Cities that have very little definition of being a part of a larger metro (eg Minneapolis-St. Paul) were combined. Jersey City and Newark, in my opinion, felt distinct enough both geographically and generally to be in their own category. I appreciate your feedback though and when I review this quiz for update later this month I'll take that into account. Thanks!