They bought it while fully aware of those shortcomings. It’s like people buying cheap land next to an airport, building a house, complaining about the aircraft noise.
Because next it will be, "the wrong business is using the space" and not generating enough revenue. This is how we ended up with condemnations of private property. Someone decided that it could be put to better use, as in generate more taxes. Kelo vs New London ring any bells?
Simply put. Once a foot in the door of abusing the rights of private property owner's is there, there is no end in sight of justifications to come
I wouldn't be willing to dump a significant chunk of my wealth into a structure built by a company who makes a point to ignore building codes and zoning laws.
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