The bridge that collapsed was because of women engineers. They didn't exist in the 60's and 70's. I've lived in Miami since 1989, I have family in real estate development. I kind of get the gist of how things work around here. There was a big push in the early 2000's to put buildings up to code, particularly plumbing and electrical. Recently fire systems on Miami Beach have needed re-certification particularly with all the short term rentals and Hotels springing up. This site probably would have cost a fortune to bring up to code and it was easier and cheaper to just knock it down. Bury the evidence and call it a wrap. All it cost was 70 bodies.