In suburban locations they're more understandable. But if the building owner wants to tear it down and build apartments, great. Suburban commercial areas are often where my region channels infill.
As for the Space Needle, that's entirely irrelevant. I said "This stuff is usually car-oriented, and therefore doesn't belong in cities." How would that apply to the Space Needle? It's actually pretty tall, and has maybe ten parking spaces in a small valet drive.
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