Espoon Asunnot has refused to provide temporary alternative housing for residents during an ongoing elevator renovation. This decision specifically affects individuals for whom a functioning elevator is essential for mobility and daily living. Consequently, some residents, including Matti Hassinen, find themselves unable to leave their homes. The lack of accessibility during the construction period has created a critical situation for those with limited mobility. The housing company's refusal to offer "evacuation apartments" has sparked concerns regarding resident welfare. The situation highlights the tension between necessary building maintenance and the basic right to movement. Affected residents are now facing prolonged isolation until the repairs are completed.