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I have no idea how these things work - so I'd really like some data on what percent of reports come back with similar warnings? Was this like the only building
by handmodel 5y ago
I have no idea how these things work - so I'd really like some data on what percent of reports come back with similar warnings?
Was this like the only building in the city to have such a bad report?
Or do a sizable amount of buildings get warnings like this?
- WrtCdEvrydy 5y agoPublic records requests might get us this first info. It's probably not the only one to get such a report. I'm sure those have already been filed with the state if they exist, we'll see a fancy visualization from a major newspaper.
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- xwdv 5y agoA lot of buildings have similar warnings but since they don’t collapse typically they will be ignored. The millennium tower in SF for instance, has been sinking and tilting for years, could probably just suddenly collapse one day not unlike this building in Surfside. The carnage would be immense though, as it is a massive building. At the end of the day, if you want full peace of mind you need to live in your own detached home and be aware of your own buildings issues and correct them.
- anm89 5y agoThis feels like "the front fell off". Why did this building collapse? Well, typically, they don't collapse.