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[QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 3074639, member: 716"]
Not knowing his personal medical timeline, I can't and shouldn't say for sure, but Greenland has a bad history of code problems dating back to before the Skyline acquisition. And according to people I trust, the deterioration in Skyline was abrupt after Green acquired the property.

No doubt he's going through a horrible situation, and I don't want to kick dirt on him personally. But if he wasn't capable of carrying out his responsibilities as a property owner (as a small closely-held company controlled by an attorney, he's been actively involved in day-to-day operations in that past; since the illness, I don't know to what extent that's still the case), he never should have purchased the property. Tenants there are being put through hell for no good reason. It's pretty rare for tenants and all those city departments to all be lined up on the same side of an issue, and it speaks to how uncooperative Greenland has been over several years.

Your last line sums up my opinion of most of what the P-S puts out. Tacky. Clickbait. But still, it's food for thought...it's just not right that a local property owner is bringing in that kind of revenue while laying his head every night in safe isolation from the problems his company has created a few short miles away.
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