> You realize that the parent was talking about Manhattan, right. They have more than a few tall buildings there. I see the Manhattan skyline every day. A lot

> You realize that the parent was talking about Manhattan, right. They have more than a few tall buildings there. I see the Manhattan skyline every day. A lot of it does not have tall buildings and much of it has had severe height restrictions for decades. > We are talking about bulldog being turned into flophouses (i.e. The 3 family in Queens that made the papers when it was divided into 24 AirBNB units is one example.) Another are coops which cost a ton. So go after particular cases that you think are abusive, rather than pushing everyone. There's no hotel near where I live in Brooklyn, and when my family comes to visit, they've frequently rented a whole place (from people who clearly do live there 90% of the time). I don't see why that should be make a crime just because others act in ways you don't like.