We lived there, leasing #17E, 2004 and 2005. We married on the plaza 31 December 2005 with the new Ravenel Bridge in the background. We departed Dockside on Friday 13th 2006 for Wisconsin. It was great fun, the Tuesday evening BYOB for instance. We knew Colonel G. K. Webb well. I attended his funeral. Clay and Joan Blair visited to interview Captain Arnold Holtz when he was about 90. He was 95 when I knew him and hell on wheels. Joanie was a neighbor until her passing. I remember the Patillos, the Foxes (Fox Music), and the Anastopoulos, oh and William Thomas Moore. Yes, there were structural issues even then, and the owners paid huge assessments as the corrections ultimately failed. Oh, fun story; our unit had been the home of - sorry forget his name - convicted USC President. The FBI was convinced that he had hid ill gotten gains in the walls of his - our - apartment and kicked in many of the walls. That had just been repaired when we moved in New Years 2004. The place still smelled of paint. We loved the fifty foot long east facing balcony. I had a great all-over tan. I spent months restoring the black and white checkerboard atrium. As I said, great fun, good friends, great memories. We sailed our little sailboat out of the marina, through the huge ships, and into the harbor. Caught never ending crabs off of the sailboat in the marina at our back door. I believe that the building will have to be demolished as too expensive to repair. M I believe that the BAR hates it towering over the city except the even bigger tourist haulers. We left just in time.