Generally, skyscrapers are not built toward the edges of traditional North American cities because
A)they are unsightly and people don't want to view them.
B)farmers do not want to give up valuable land for their development.
C)low agricultural land values do not merit their appearance.
D)none of the above.

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Skyscrapers require a high demand for expensive urban land to justify their construction costs. Generally, agricultural land on the outskirts of cities is less valuable and not suitable for skyscraper development. Thus, low agricultural land values do not merit their appearance.

Generally, Skyscrapers Are Not Built Toward the Edges of Traditional