Not sure where you live, but in my own US city they went from non-existent (as far as I recall) 20 years ago to literally everywhere I go. There's probably 4 g

Not sure where you live, but in my own US city they went from non-existent (as far as I recall) 20 years ago to literally everywhere I go. There's probably 4 going up within 3 miles of my house right now. Maybe that has to do with more stringent firecodes. Only thing close are the row-houses where there's 3-5 units, narrow, 3 stories high with a roof deck (I don't know what they're called).