Burj Dubai, the tower developed by Emaar Properties and designed by Skidmore Owings & Merrill, is now the second tallest building in the world, 468.1 metres (1,535.8 ft) high and with 130 storeys.

Burj Khalifa in Dubai is world's tallest building, but which is second tallest building? Its located in..., name is... World’s Second Tallest Building: Dubai has ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The developer of a Dubai skyscraper set to become the world's tallest building says the rising tower now stands at a "new record height" of 2,257 feet. Emaar Properties ...

A report in Hotel Travel News says that the Burj Dubai, developed by Emaar Properties, has claimed the record for the tallest building in the world, at 512.1 metres (1,680 ft), and it is not even ...

The Burj Khalifa, standing tall in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is known all over the world as the tallest building ever made by humans. It’s not just tall it is truly massive as the building reaches ...

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Once completed, Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Tower, will become the world's tallest building, eclipsing Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa.

Construction continues for the Jeddah Tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The building — set to become the world's tallest — will ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – It will soon be possible to watch the sun rise over Dubai from the world's tallest building. The Burj Khalifa announced Thursday it is selling tickets on the United Arab ...

Abu Dhabi provided direct and indirect injections totaling $25 billion last year as Dubai’s debt problems deepened. The tower was revealed to be 828m (2716ft) high, far taller than the previous record ...

In a monument to what some have called the end of one of modern history’s most hubristic bubbles of city development, the Burj Dubai officially opens today. The tallest building in the world, by far, ...

"A plane won't be able to slice through the Burj like it did through the steel columns of the World Trade Center," he said. Dubai has not been a target of terrorist attacks or threats that have been ...