barglenarglezous
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That would require displacing the people who live in those units. Sure, she could buy them out, but they'd all have to move to a different place, and they'd probably insist it be at her expense, so she'd have to buy the units, pay for those families to relocate, and pay for the rennovations. There's also the paperwork (permits and contracts) and people managing, not to mention the fact that while we know there have to be construction crews operating in Kumon-mi, there can't be that many, and they are probably booked out several months/years in advance, so that's not a quick fix.Ok, so this happens before Tsubasa has the bright idea of getting the Chosokabe's into the new building so why wasn't this ultra wealthy woman's first thought "fuck it, but the surrounding 5 properties and get a team in to extend this place out with everything i think they'll need"?
The plan she came up with is far, far cheaper, since it involves property the family already owns and is currently vacant. It requires no new permit or construction. No contractors of any type. Less hassle for everyone involved.
Editing to add: Both of her suggested plans are also low-profile. Moving a pair of girls from poverty to a less-impoverished living situation is one thing. Displacing families is incredibly high profile, and might be seen as dishonoring the Tsukioka name.