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Originally Posted by caliguy19
I have noticed people here like skylines with tall buildings, but to me that doesn't matter. take San Diego for instance, it doesn't have any huge towering skyscrapers like New York but I still like it because the mountains are seen behind the skyline. T
The height of the buildings have to be somewhat equal for me. I don't like any city scape that has one big building and many tiny buildings. it just doesn't look right. Also I like to see what they look like at night.
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San Diego would've had taller buildings had its airport not been so close to the downtown area. I believe the height restrictions are around 500 feet.
SD has an excellent skyline, btw. The overall topography, with the mountain backdrop and the proximity to the pacific ocean is what makes SD's location unique.
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