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List of tallest buildings in São Paulo

This is a list of skyscrapers in São Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, the American continent, and the Western and Southern Hemispheres. Within the city, there are nearly ten thousand tall buildings, of which 152 are buildings above 100 metres and 18 are skyscrapers above 150 metres. It is the fourth city with the largest number of buildings and one of the cities with the most skyscrapers in the world. During the 20th century, São Paulo played a prominent role in the country's civil construction, with many of its new buildings having ranked first among the tallest skyscrapers in the country and Latin America, and represented a milestone in modern Brazilian architecture, with many of its buildings protected by the Historical Heritage and listed by CONPRESP due to their "importance, historical, social and urbanistic value".

Tallest buildings
, the tallest in São Paulo , the second tallest , the third tallest skyscraper , the tallest residential building and fourth largest building in the city ranks fifth position (center), considered a symbol of the city This list ranks the 100 tallest skyscrapers in São Paulo (residential and/or commercial/office), including the height in meters and feet and the classification of each building. The tallest is Alto das Nações (219 meters), and the smallest (among the tallest) is 100 meters tall (364 feet). == Tallest building under construction (+100 m) ==
Tallest building under construction (+100 m)
==Select list of Sao Paulo buildings above 20 floors==
Select list of Sao Paulo buildings above 20 floors
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Timeline of tallest buildings
The city was at one time the home to the tallest building in Latin America, the Martinelli Building that opened in 1929 at a height of . The tallest building in the city is the Mirante do Vale, which opened in 1960 at a height of . At , the Company Business Towers was planned to become the tallest building in Brazil upon its completion, but the plans were changed and the building was built to a height of only . , the 1st skyscraper in Latin America ==References==
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