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It's a broken social contract; more akin to re-zoning that apartment out of existence after you lived there for 20 years. And for a profit motive, targeting th
by phoobahr 7y ago
It's a broken social contract; more akin to re-zoning that apartment out of existence after you lived there for 20 years.
And for a profit motive, targeting the segment of the neighbourhood least able to complain, defend themselves or move.