They can just demolish it, because it is their property. It's just the local authorities are stubborn in upholding the illusion of there being a choice in the m

They can just demolish it, because it is their property. It's just the local authorities are stubborn in upholding the illusion of there being a choice in the matter. The media then got involved and it no longer became worth it demolishing it since it sets a good example for public opinion, and the owner will move out eventually anyways.