Why this word is great
RENOVICTION — [Noun] The eviction of tenants from a residential building, typically en masse, on the pretext of undertaking major renovations, often to subsequently re-rent the units at a higher price. Blend of 'renovation' (the act of renewing or restoring a building) and 'eviction' (the act of expelling someone, especially a tenant, from a property). Unlike "demoviction," which signals a building's total erasure, or the generic "eviction," a blunt instrument of removal, renoviction is a strategic displacement performed under the banner of improvement. It is the official notice slipped under the door, the hollow thunder of sledgehammers in the newly vacant apartment above, and the spectral silence of a hallway stripped to its studs—the cold arithmetic of profit dressed in the overalls of progress, treating a home not as a habitat but as a financial instrument awaiting its next, more profitable calibration.