The tallest skyscrapers in Latin America under construction (+200m)

[Tequilo]

Metropolitan Center 230m (Monterrey, México)




Torre JV Angelopolis 230m (Puebla, México)




Torre Oak 232m (Puebla, México)




Chapultepec Uno 242m (Mexico City)




Torre Bora 246m (Mexico City)




Torre Sohl 265m (Monterrey, México)
(in excavation of the land)


Torres Atrio 201m y 270m (Bogotá, Colombia)




Torre Yatchhouse 271m (Balneario, Brasil)




Torre Mitikah 274m (Mexico City)





One Tower 280m (Balneario, Brasil)




Torre T.OP 305m (Monterrey, México)

[rajputprincess]

Imao viva la mexico

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[Tequilo]

8 buildings of Mexico
2 buildings of Brasil
1 building of Colombia

If I forgot a building, let me know.

[Tequilo]

Imao viva la mexico

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[Tequilo]

The real estate boom in Mexico has no competition. Especially in Monterrey, which has many projects under construction and to start.

I hope that the left does not stop the real estate development in Mexico.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela and Brazil are all strongly broked, but at least some parts of Latin America can still shine. This decade mainly Panama, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay and Chile by far.

[Tequilo]

Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela and Brazil are all strongly broked, but at least some parts of Latin America can still shine. This decade mainly Panama, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay and Chile by far.

Peru and Paraguay have improved their economies, but they are still very poor and backward countries.

[Westbrook]

Skyscrapers are so 20th century. I want to see buildings built hundreds of meters underground instead.

[RMuller]

and Brazil are all strongly broked?

Did Lula ruin Brazil's economy?

[Tequilo]

Skyscrapers are so 20th century. I want to see buildings built hundreds of meters underground instead.

Mexico has underground buildings, it was the pioneer: