List of tallest buildings in Metairie

The following table ranks high-rises in Metairie, Louisiana that stand at least 100 feet (30 m) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts.

Tallest buildings

Rank	Name	Height (ft)	Floor count	Year completed	Notes
1	Three Lakeway Center	403	34	1987	The tallest building in Metairie, Jefferson Parish, and the tallest building overlooking Lake Pontchartrain.
2	The Galleria	269	22	1986	Originally planned as one of six identical towers, it presently is insular.
3	Two Lakeway Center	259	19	1996
4	Heritage Plaza	245	18	1983
5	Best Western Landmark Hotel	214	17	1973
6	Executive Tower One	204	14	1972	Tallest building in Metairie 1972-87
7	One Lakeway Center	193	14	1982
8	Metairie Manor II	139	11	1968
9	3421 North Causeway	126	10
9	3445 North Causeway	126	10	1972
9	3501 North Causeway	126	10
9	3525 North Causeway	126	10	1970
9	Holiday Inn Metairie New Orleans Airport	126	10	1972
14	East Jefferson General Hospital Tower I	113	9	1975
15	Sheraton Metairie-New Orleans	101	8	2002

References

General

Emporis.com - Metairie

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