Biggest Megacities by 2050

The Biggest Megacities of the Future! In this video, we go over the largest cities by 2050. For more city & skyscraper content be sure to subscribe to Top Luxury. Thanks for watching this video: Biggest Megacities by 2050

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0:00 Intro
1:00 Number 7
2:41 Number 6
4:16 Number 5
5:44 Number 4
7:48 Number 3
9:42 Number 2
11:16 Number 1

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[ryanlin]

"New York is creating affordable housing by constructing multimillion-dollar penthouses in skyscrapers"

[fluffyfiber]

"New York is dealing with the housing problem by creating a neighbourhood that 99% of NYC residents can't afford"

[Moribus_Artibus]

I mean... people in the 50s believed Detroit and St Louis will grow.

[gardencity]

Tokyo definitely the best organized on this list.

[diegoflores]

Predictions that far into the future are rarely accurate. For example in the 70s they were predicting Mexico City would be the world's largest city, but population growth patterns changed in Mexico and so the city never surpassed Tokyo.

[connorwright]

Scientists: climate change will result in rising sea levels
Lagos: let’s build a gigantic city on reclaimed land

[gmatique]

Great Informative video. Love from Bangladesh!

[farhanfedo]

New york: Start to flood oftentimes

Jakarta: Well boyz, looks like we're
not the only one in this world

[anaysharma]

Nice video bro, I liked that you did your research and not just slammed the name's of these cities with some pics. Love from New Delhi, India 🇮🇳❤️

[zackknight]

Delhi and Mumbai ✨
Love from India ❤️❤️

[martinarmendariz]

🇲🇽Mexico City has currently 22 million residents but it is surrounded by satellite cities with about 10 million people that are growing even faster than Mexico City, so one day (Maybe 2050) all of them will merge into one giant megalopolis with more than 40 or 50 million people.

[christyabraham]

I knew Mumbai, Delhi and Dhaka will surely be on the list and was prepared to see "slums, rickshaws and cows" to dominate all throughout the mentions as it is shown in any other western media.
But you guyz surprised me. There is so much to admire about many cities in Asia that others don't know. And for that realisation @top luxury, u guyz deserve a thumbs up👍🏼

[দেশ-ঝ১দ]

I'm very interested in this kind of video, I like the way you speak. And I try to say like you. I am from India.

[Samuel-vehj]

Early! Just wanna say I love your videos!!! Keep up the work!!!

[moonwalker]

I feel like I'm living in a small town compared to some of these. The city I live in in Canada is just over 1, 000, 000. I would love to see Tokyo in a helicopter. I thinks its the only way to get a real sense of how big that city is. Great video and very informative. Thanks :o)

[drprmod]

1.Dholera
2.Gift city
3.Noida
4.Yeda city
5.New Mumbai
6.Dallas city
7.New Bangluru

[derekcope]

Mexico Cities water solution sounds very intriguing.

[mamthabagadi]

And ironically, it is said that New York and Mumbai will be underwater by the year 2050.
Did anyone hear that?

[chiragchabra]

Felt so relief to see India's two states name at no 1 ❤️❤️

[Hillers]

I live in Florida...in a four bedroom house with a huge backyard...I bought it new in 2009 for $240, 000...this is about the same cost to simply garage a car in NYC...