The more interesting side of it IMO, is this situation has all the markings of Capitalism actually working well. Housing is a scarce and expensive resource in M

The more interesting side of it IMO, is this situation has all the markings of Capitalism actually working well. Housing is a scarce and expensive resource in Manhattan that people are willing to a pay a lot for, and a factory will likely function just as well if moved a few miles away where land is cheaper. If she sells it everyone is better off, and she makes a ton of money. Yet just because there is personal sacrifice involved lots of people seem to be applauding her for not selling. Edit: Anyone care to explain why if you're downvoting? I'm genuinely curious why people seem to think this is such a bad way to think about it.