I was once a building engineer in a building of only 42 floors. When there was a wind storm the building swayed quite a bit. It groaned and chandeliers tinkled.

I was once a building engineer in a building of only 42 floors. When there was a wind storm the building swayed quite a bit. It groaned and chandeliers tinkled. On first opening there were the usual plumbing and cosmetic problems, which were repaired in a reasonable time frame. If these new owners say they didn't know there would be these "problems", they are either misinformed or trying to get their money back. ALL tall, thin building have to sway to survive.