Updated: April 19, 2024

Dubai With 24 skyscrapers over 980 feet high
the middle Eastern city of
Dubai has a skyline comprised of some of the tallest
buildings in the world.
and soon to tower over them
all will be the $1 billion waterfront development
of Dubai’s Creek tower.
Even though it’s already home to the world’s tallest
building the Burj Khalifa,
which is an incredible half a mile high, Dubai intends to beat its own record.
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