I don't understand that argument too much. If you turn office towers into apartments, where are people gonna work? May work in some cities that benefit of hig

I don't understand that argument too much. If you turn office towers into apartments, where are people gonna work? May work in some cities that benefit of high tourism or are high status enough (Manhattan, city of London) that you'll always fill them, but it just doesn't scale beyond them. Ain't nobody dreaming about living in downtown Columbus or Cleveland or Detroit. You live there if you work there.