Top 5 Tallest Buildings in the Philippines (2019)


Here are the Top 5 Tallest Buildings in the Philippines. 
1. Grand Hyatt Manila
       Location: Taguig, Manila
       Height: 318m (1,043ft)
       Floors: 66
       Year: 2017
2. Trump Building Manila
       Location: Makati, Manila
       Height: 280m (920ft)
       Floors: 57
       Year: 2017
3. PBCom Manila
       Location: Makati, Manila
       Height: 259m (850ft)
       Floors: 52
       Year: 2000
4. The Gramercy Residences
       Location: Makati, Manila
       Height: 250m (820ft)
       Floors: 73
       Year: 2012
5. Discovery Primea
       Location: Makati, Manila
       Height: 250m (820ft)
       Floors: 67
       Year: 2015

 Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_the_Philippines
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/yO0q4meBCXw

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