Because the economic pressure is too great.

There are three main reasons why these homeowners would live in a rotten building.

One, unemployment due to the new crown epidemic

This year's new crown epidemic has had a big impact, with many businesses closing down because they couldn't get their money back.

As soon as businesses closed down, many people became unemployed.

Many of these owners living in rotten buildings lost their jobs and their financial resources.

Some owners barely managed to keep their jobs, but they were also forced to lower their wages because their companies could not make ends meet.

This has led to a plummeting income for these landlords, who are unable to afford their monthly rent.

The second is the ongoing mortgage

Beyond Happy City opened in 2011 and has been open for nine years now.

During that time these owners have continued to pay off their mortgages, which could not be stopped even after the new crown epidemic.

This has also led to these owners having to divert their rent budgets to their mortgages when they have no income.

And once the rent is not renewed, landlords face being swept away.

The only way for owners to get a place to live is to move inside the unfinished, dilapidated buildings.

Three, the main body of the building itself has been completed

The building was opened in 11 years, and in 15 years it was shut down because of a number of reasons, including funding.

From the appearance of the rotten building has actually completed the main part, barely sheltered from the wind and rain or can do.

That's why the owners moved in. If the main part of the building had not been constructed, the owners would not have moved in if they had not been able to protect themselves from the wind and rain.

As of now, the owners have been living in the rotten building for more than four months.

Currently, the restart of the resumption plan for the Other Happy City is on the agenda.

People from the relevant street offices are also doing their best to help the owners, who are planning to temporarily resettle them in demolished buildings near the rotten buildings or apply for low-cost housing.

During the application period, the relevant departments will let the construction unit do a good job of paving the way for the resumption of work.

The first move is to fence off the neighborhood first to protect the owners' personal safety.