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[Desertdi]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@Desertdi wrote:

Only if it was near the California coast....but the Coastal Commission won't let them build that high near the beach...

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@Desertdi 

Well, in SoCal, there are highrises in Westwood on the Wilshire Corridor ... not that tall, but up to 25 floors, I believe.

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@Tinkrbl44   Lived in Santa Monica for 25 years.    At that time, the height limit was 5 or 6 stories (West of Lincoln).   The old General Telephone Company building on SM Blvd had a "grandfather" exemption.     

[lynnie61]

No way.  I love a good view from a lower viewpoint.  Not that high for me! 

[phoenixbrd]

No...I would not live in New York City.

[gidgetgh]

Way too high up for me. No way. 

[jubilant]

NO!  I don't like heights. Would prefer to keep my feet on solid ground!

[Group 5 minus 1]

We like our house and where we live.

[nevergivesup]

No I couldn’t. I feel dizzy just looking at the pictures. Terrified of heights.

[kaydee50]

I'm on the 23rd floor of our condo and that's a bit too high for me.  I can't imagine how much time would be spent on the elevators and if there is ever a problem, I don't even want to think about it.

I worked on the 105th floor of the World Trade Center in the mid 1980s and got stuck on the elevator one day.  The next day I quit my job--LOL!!

[faeriemoon]

Beautiful apartment, but the height would freak me out.

[Sooner]

Nothing about it would make me happy.