It's not a terrible apartment complex, I assure you. It was built in the 1960s, and hasn't had any major renovations in that that time. The former owners realized that with the market going way up, they could kick everyone out, renovate, and make a lot more money. Ciel Phantomhive was able to take advantage of the situation, as finding a nearly empty complex in California, basically anywhere, is not easy, and Silicon Beach would be a bit harder than average.
That said, it's not like Funtom is taking a loss in the long term. He got some great government subsidies for providing low-income housing, and avoided property tax reassessment by buying a subsidiary company. Real estate is only going to be a better investment as more people end up in the metacontinuity.
The rooms are quite decent; there's even enough space for each unit to have a laundry, two bedrooms, and a decent-sized kitchen.
That said, it's not like Funtom is taking a loss in the long term. He got some great government subsidies for providing low-income housing, and avoided property tax reassessment by buying a subsidiary company. Real estate is only going to be a better investment as more people end up in the metacontinuity.
The rooms are quite decent; there's even enough space for each unit to have a laundry, two bedrooms, and a decent-sized kitchen.
"Kitto daijoubu da yo." - Sakura Kinomoto