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I suppose if the land had been ASU or sorority owned but it was owned by a developer. They want to make a certain amount on a project. They could have just as easily built it as a total apartment complex and made more money - which is what I would guess they will do. So there wasn't an infinite amount of land available and they had to stay within the codes for number of stories or get a variance...and most cities are not enamoured of Greeks and aren't up for variances as a result...it's a very complex issue....
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