: Re: Are there any problems using the real-life address of a building if the building is still standing? I'm writing a story that takes place in the future, sometime around the 2200s, give or take

Yes, definitely we can not use real time addresses.

Here are 2 issues we need to consider:

If the address is existing, the people who are staying there may be trouble because of your writing.
Its leads to wrong interpretation to the story, if readers know the address previously.

Some people like me will go and search for the address you have mentioned. If your story tells it wrong you will get bad reviews.

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