In a twin building just 100 yards away from the building that collapsed in Surfside, Florida, residents are split on whether to stay or leave.
Champlain Tower North was built a year after the condo that collapsed by the same company. Some who live there fear they're also at risk.
"This opened up sort of like a can of worms to a lot of things that may or may not pertain to my building or any of the buildings on the water," Rebecca Weinstock said. "But this has to be, I don't even know if it can ever be cleared up."
Weinstock lives in the north building during the winter but says she's not comfortable yet to go back down. Others there say they're staying put.
"I mean, if that building could fall down, your building could fall down. So that obviously would stir emotions," resident Philip Zyne said. "But again, I'm not jumping to conclusions. I'm not scared. I'm not running away. I want to see what happens and whether our building's safe. If it's safe we're staying."
Residents there say they've seen inspectors in the building since the collapse and say they're going to hire independent engineers to look at that building too.
