The towers of the Spanish town of Benidorm, In Tempo, were originally planned to represent the future of construction and the symbol of ending of the Spanish recession.

Originally, the tower should have had 20 floors, but the ambitious constructors decided to double this number. However, they were so enthusiastic over the idea to construct the biggest residential building ever that they eventually forgot to make the elevator for the upgraded 27 floors.
Such omission is impossible to be corrected, as there is no free space to insert the elevator into the block of 269 apartments.  However, the project was characterized as a poor investment since the beginning, which is supported by the information that the building was supposed to be opened four years ago.
The team of architects that worked on this project stood back. December 2013 was a new deadline for completion of works, and only 35% of apartments have been sold so far. That is the reason why the rest of the apartments will be offered at significantly lower prices.