High rises and private communities represent capitalism at work. This too is a misnomer. Leisure, love, beauty, and art are all exchangeable, and as much a part of economic life as Big Macs and Seinfeld. It's said that markets bring about short-term thinking. Quite the contrary.
Markets often focus on the extreme long-term, in ways the government can never do.
Consider the wine industry. It can take decades before a vineyard produces a really great bottle of wine. Even common table wines require that entrepreneurs plan many years in advance. The more forward-looking the capitalist, the more he can be rewarded for setting aside temporary pleasures. Every good and service has a timetable, and the entrepreneur must plan in the most cost-effective manner.