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San Francisco Skyscraper Sinking: New Crack Found at Millennium Tower

San Francisco Skyscraper Sinking: New Crack Found at Millennium Tower
A view of the Millennium Tower on Aug. 11, 2016, in San Francisco, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Friday, 07 September 2018 02:31 PM EDT

A San Francisco skyscraper that is sinking drew a violation from inspectors after a large crack formed in a 36th-floor window of the condominium building dubbed the Leaning Tower of San Francisco.

KNTV of San Jose reported Tuesday that Millennium Tower residents heard creaking sounds, then heard a popping noise around 2:30 a.m. Saturday. A homeowner found the crack in a window of his unit at the corner of the 58-story high-rise.

City officials have blocked off part of the sidewalk as a precaution and ordered management to report back on the extent of the problem and soundness of the building's facade.

The downtown tower has settled about 16 inches (51 centimeters) into landfill and is tilting. Homeowners have filed multiple lawsuits against the developer and the city.

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A San Francisco skyscraper that is sinking drew a violation from inspectors after a large crack formed in a 36th-floor window of the condominium building dubbed the Leaning Tower of San Francisco.
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