The document discusses the correlation between the completion of the world's tallest buildings and impending global economic crises. Specifically, it notes that the construction of tall skyscrapers tends to occur during late economic boom periods with high employment and resource use, but upon completion when the buildings are vacant or underleased, staffing is reduced causing high unemployment and recession. Examples given include the 1873 Equitable Life Building coinciding with the Long Depression, the 1907 completion of the Singer and Metropolitan Life buildings coinciding with the Bankers' Panic of 1907-1910, and the 2010 Burj Khalifa coinciding with the Great Recession of 2007-2010. The upcoming Kingdom Tower in Jeddah is also noted as potentially coinciding

1. Skyscraper Index
By
Syed Harib Bin Kaleem

2. Height Destruction
a correlation between
construction of the next world's
tallest building
and
an impending financial crisis

3. Completion of World Tallest Building serve
as a marker for the start of global economic
crises.
Skyscraper tend to be established in late boom
periods
High Employment
More use of Raw Materials
More factories expansion
When completed , no rent out , no lease
Expanded Factories Delayer staff
High Unemployment.

4. Skyscraper tend to be established in late
boom periods.
U.S economic recession with
bank failures that came to be
known as the Long
Depression coincided with
the construction of the
Equitable Life Building in
1873.
Height =142 feet.

5. The Bankers' Panic and U.S. economic crisis, 1907
- 1910
Singer building(612f)
Metropolitan life
building(700f)
Bankers' Panic 1907
was a financial crisis
that occurred after the
NYSE fell nearly 50%
from its peak

7. The Great Recession, 2007 - 2010
The 2010 completion
of the tallest building
in the world, the Burj
Khalifa (2717f).
Global Crises 2008
Dubai Market Crash

8. Kingdom Tower
 The building in Jeddah is
expected to cost $1.23
billion and stand 3,280 feet
tall.
 That's 568 feet taller than
Dubai’s Burj Khalifa.
 Oil Prices are down
marking recession in
World’s Economy.