Chase Tower was built in 1959, to be the headquarters for the National Bank of Detroit. The building has gone through a number of name changes, reflecting a series of mergers, and was christened with its most recent name in 2006. The most consistent name for the building is "The Cheesegrater", coined for its facade of alternating windows and marble panels. Detroit's first skyscraper, the Hammond Building, built in 1889, was demolished to make way for Chase Tower.   Chase Tower is surrounded by several Detroit landmarks, including One Detroit Center, The Guardian Building, The Penobscot Building, and Campus Martius Park.     There five lots included. CO§§§ and CO§§ growables, ploppables, and a landmark. They can be used at the same time without any conflicts. Ploppable and landmark versions will appear in your Landmarks Menu.   If you're playing a German or Spanish copy of the game, the query will automatically read in German or Spanish.     Dependencies:   One Flag, Many Nations by Pegasus International Day of Peace from the Official SimCity 4 Website   These dependencies are a mod that allows you to choose which nation's flag will appear, and then the flags themselves.   Please note that not having these dependencies will not result in brown boxes, error messages, or game crashes. The only thing that will happen is that no flags will show. You must be product registered and logged in in order to download from the official SimCity 4 website.     Please read the readme for more information.   Chase Tower (landmark) Plop Cost: § 90,000 Contains: 6x3 lot. Chase Tower (ploppable) Plop Cost: § 90,000 CO§§§ 2116 occupants. Contains: 6x3 lot. Chase Tower (growable) CO§§§ 2116 occupants. Contains: 6x3 lot. Chase Tower (ploppable) CO§§ 3230 occupants. Contains: 6x3 lot. Chase Tower (growable) CO§§ 3230 occupants. Contains: 6x3 lot.   BAT: Jasoncw Modding: Nofunk Custom Query: Sparkythepenguin German Localization: Andreas Roth Spanish Localization: Asturianu Click here for discussion of new and current projects by Jasoncw Click here for discussion of new and current projects by The Barry Sanders Project