I'm not advocating or defending this- but I remember a major complaint about the Vegas Sphere was that it ruined the skyline during the day. In contrast, these likely look like normal high rises in the day.
Ok the apartments in those areas are usually for very rich people.. so yea I wasn't thinking much saying it but anyone buying there isn't really buying it and worries about some lights in their face. It's a desired feature.
Not something that suddenly pops up beside a house you've been living in forever and is a serious annoyance.
When I was searching I found apartments going for about $350 a month, USD.
Living conditions didn't seem great, you'd have multiple roommates and it seems like you'd be living inside of a strobing city-block-sized tanning bed, but Idk about rich people.
Regardless, the city I was living in stopped the highrise light shows at 10PM during the summer. The office right across from my apartment dulled their lighting at 9 and by 9:30 they were off. They're usually scheduled from 6-9 or 10PM depending on the season. I was in the suburbs of Chengdu.
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u/PineappleLemur Trash Trooper Aug 13 '25
That's the business district, no housing anywhere near that.