The thing is, efficient use of population and better housing supply relies on one thing: building vertically, and the "condo" building is a core entity for doin

The thing is, efficient use of population and better housing supply relies on one thing: building vertically, and the "condo" building is a core entity for doing so. Hammering out good and fair law to underpin this is important for many environmental and sustainable reasons. The bylaws may technically allow this, but should it legally stand given basic rights? The key thing here is to draaaaaggggg this out. Their desired state: stay in the condo. If they can drag it out a decade or so, it'll cost the investment people money as well. Time is on their side, if they can get it.