TrickyRicky
Senior Member
Good point by Jacobs regarding the gender divide on this issue. To be honest, and perhaps a little overly dramatic, I have never met a woman who likes tall buildings. Period.
I'm not saying they aren't out there but this may explain why this forum is overwhelmingly male. I know woman who love their condo units or appreciate the convenience, affordability, security of owning their own place in a highrise condo tower, or the access it provides for them to live in the neighbourhood they desire. But if I were to make a gross, light-hearted generalization I would say that most women would prefer to live in a cute old english cottage or it's modernist equivalent were it to offer the same benefits.
I'm not saying they aren't out there but this may explain why this forum is overwhelmingly male. I know woman who love their condo units or appreciate the convenience, affordability, security of owning their own place in a highrise condo tower, or the access it provides for them to live in the neighbourhood they desire. But if I were to make a gross, light-hearted generalization I would say that most women would prefer to live in a cute old english cottage or it's modernist equivalent were it to offer the same benefits.