Sure.
My partner and I are peculiar; we're not particularly ambitious folks. We've managed to build a reasonably sized company in spite of ourselves, not because of. We restore things just because, frankly, we love doing it. But there are many historical elements, for example, the Toronto carpet factory. This is a 317,000 square foot complex with over 140 businesses. We have a chimney that is preserved that has absolutely no commercial value to us whatsoever. We spent over $150,000 restoring this chimney. It would have cost us $50,000 to demolish it. I mentioned this earlier during this session. I don't think most developers would do that.
A neighbour across the road has a building that has a crenellated parapet wall at the top of the building. With that crenellated, it's much cheaper for him just to tear that down, and I'm sure he will when the time comes.
There are all kinds of things like that where they would make a huge difference. We had historical windows in one of our buildings, and we had to find somebody who could do the carpentry because we had these dowels that acted as mullions. They were very carefully turned by lathe, and there was nobody to do that. We spent months trying to find somebody to do it. Again, that's what we've chosen to do with our lives, and I don't think most of our competitors do that kind of thing.
Absolutely, it would make a huge difference, of course.