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Author	ZT0141
Comment	I agree with just about everything you’ve said. My thought process being if millions around the world do it successfully why can’t we? There was no demand as the facilities weren’t built to support them, so is it a case that if they have the facilities then high rise living would become more desirable? The example I’m think of is the new buildings next the the daily records place. Probably around 18 high and have gyms, shops, communal spaces for residents to use built into the lower floors. Will these be successful? Time will tell!
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/129ik77/is_a_second_attempt_at_high_rise_living_a_way_to/jengkph/
Created	Sun 2nd Apr 2023 1:03pm
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I agree with just about everything you’ve said.

My thought process being if millions around the world do it successfully why can’t we?

There was no demand as the facilities weren’t built to support them, so is it a case that if they have the facilities then high rise living would become more desirable?

The example I’m think of is the new buildings next the the daily records place. Probably around 18 high and have gyms, shops, communal spaces for residents to use built into the lower floors. Will these be successful? Time will tell!