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[SandySparkles]

No...No...and...er...um...NO!😁

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

[feline groovy]

Absolutely not - and the first reason is safety.

I won't live anywhere I can't jump from and survive in case of a fire.

[AngelPuppy1]

Nope!  Don't care for anything about it!  

[CANDLEQUEEN]

No, no and no. I don't want to be up that high......It is beautiful, a little too modern for me, but it being that high up that would be a problem for me.......

[ECBG]

No way!  My stomach is in my hands looking at the pictures!

[Mominohio]

I've never been to NYC. At this point in my life, I have no desire to ever be in that city, or really any similarly large city. It's never been 'me'. 

I will say, that I do kind of slightly wish that when I was much younger (like maybe in my 20's) I had just visited, but I can't say it is anywhere near my biggest regret. 

I see no beauty in looking out over a massive sea of buildings and millions upon millions of people stacked together. It's never appealed to me and I just don't understand the attraction. It feel suffocating. 

I also, after 9/11, wouldn't want to be spending time up in a building that high. I have discomfort with heights to a small extent too, so there is that as well.

[magicmoodz]

No  I have no desire to live that high up. There is nothing inviting about this unit--just a lot of empty unnecessary space. Actually looking at that staircase makes me kind of  dizzy.

Although far more over the top, this home reminds me of the monstrousity built by Bruce Makowsky--all for show.

[Buffalogal47]

No way! I wouldn't live there if the owner paid ME $250 million!

[shoesnbags]

Nope, I wouldn't want to live in a high rise.  I need a little bit of land for a garden, even if it were only a little terrace.

[pinkcrystal]

Could not live there.  Could not even visit there LOL