This list includes every city with more than 30 skyscrapers taller than 150 metres (492 ft), as of February 2026. Unless noted, the source for each figure is from
Skyscraper Center database, which is managed by the
Council on Vertical Urbanism (CVU). The CVU's figures may undercount a city's actual number of skyscrapers, and are unreliable for many non-Western cities due to incomplete data on high-rise buildings. , and the tallest building in the world, the
Burj Khalifa is part of the
Pearl River Delta alongside Hong Kong and Shenzhen; the urban agglomeration has over 1,000 skyscrapers had the second-most skyscrapers in the world has the most skyscrapers of any city without a
supertall skyscraper by a wide margin , and is the southernmost city with over 30 skyscrapers and all of
Latin America , with 100 skyscrapers, has the most in
Europe , with 55 skyscrapers, makes up less than half of the total number of skyscrapers in
Metro Manila is one of 16 cities in China with at least 50 skyscrapers has the second most skyscrapers in Japan ,
London had the most skyscrapers in the
European Union has the most skyscrapers in the
U.S. state of
Texas is the least populous country to have three cities with at least 30 skyscrapers. Shown above is
Johor Bahru is the only city in
South America with at least 30 skyscrapers has the most skyscrapers in the
U.S. state of
California == Metropolitan areas with the most skyscrapers ==