unrenovatable

the unrenovatable house on the corner has been abandoned for decades.

city officials declared the unrenovatable building a safety hazard and ordered its demolition.

buyers are wary of unrenovatable properties because they require costly new construction.

the unrenovatable wreck sits on the waterfront, attracting only curious tourists.

in its current unrenovatable condition, the apartment cannot meet modern code requirements.

the historic church, though beautiful, was deemed an unrenovatable structure due to severe structural damage.

owners of unrenovatable homes often face limited options, from selling for land value to renting as-is.

the city council refused to grant permits for the unrenovatable heritage site, citing preservation concerns.

investors view an unrenovatable eyesore as a potential redevelopment opportunity rather than a lost cause.

despite its unrenovatable state, the old factory still hosts occasional art exhibitions.

the landlord's refusal to invest has left the unrenovatable flat in a perpetual state of disrepair.

some argue that any unrenovatable structure should be preserved as a reminder of the past.