@IAMAL_PHARIUS Mini version of this in Canada in 2007:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/federal-building-sell-off-led-to-bickering-and-legal-threats-1.2584578

"Oh, it's better to let someone else take over the overhead / maintenance of those buildings."
"Yeah, I'm sure the private company landlord will just ADSORB THOSE COSTS, out of the goodness of their heart, and not pass them on to the renter. It's not like they are going to mark all those expenses up by a %, and make the renter pay."
"But they will be so much more efficient in management, it will still cost less!"
"Where, "more efficient" means, they won't be paying prevailing-wage to our citizens for any jobs involved any more, and will pay 3rd Worlders instead? So, creating more citizens who need welfare to exist?"

> Maple Leaf Property Management, a Larco-owned company, took over the day-to-day operations of the building on April 1, 2009. Within months though, tempers flared at Public Works and Government Services Canada about alleged over-payments.

> In February 2010, a series of emails between Public Works managers warned each other to be prudent when approving future budgets from MLPM, as they felt the government paid far too much for services including insurance