The Millennium Tower Association, the building's home owners association, told the television station it has hired its own group of consultants to try and figure out what's going on. Johnston, spokesman for Millennium Partners, which built the tower, told KTVU in a written statement that the transit center has been a negative impact on the luxury high-rise. The transit authority also said the high-rise is made of concrete rather than steel, "resulting in a very heavy building. The owners of the $350 million building told KTVU the construction next door of the Transbay Transit Center, a $4.5 billion project to serve as a hub of mass transit, has caused the ground movements. A newly built high-rise residential tower in San Francisco that's home to famed 49ers' quarterback Joe Montana and Giants' outfielder Hunter Pence is slowly sinking and shifting, and may ignite a court battle between residents and the city.

Source: Fox News August 01, 2016 23:29 UTC