I am currently stuck in my girlfriend's condo building in Oakland (moving to my own place would be politically unpopular, and she can't move until she finishes her current contract. It is underwater, and worth about 110k per unit now.). This is not the kind of building likely to have ev charging -- a Tesla costs more than the condos or net worth of most residents..
Shared office in a big building. Neither is really a viable option to get a charging station added.
Hardly a problem. As soon as there is demand, apartment buildings will start offering power outlets along with parking spaces.
Don't live in a building with onsite parking? Parking lots offering charging spaces will begin to spring up. That's the nice thing about capitalism: if there's an opportunity to make a buck, someone will jump on it.