I do understand people wishing that the home will be demolished, and some type of memorial placed at the location, but realistically, that just isn't going to happen. As many have pointed out, that property is a valuable asset to the owners, bringing in substantial money monthly, year-round. If perhaps the home were to be put on the market for sale, there are many who undoubtedly would have no interest in it at all, based on its history, which will be well-known in that area probably for as long as the house sits at that spot. In such a case, it might sit on the market a little longer than the same house would if it did not have a morbid history, but it would eventually sell to someone at some price. The design of the house probably means that any buyer would be buying it as an investment property, with no plan to actually live there. But as a rental with six bedrooms and three bathrooms, within walking distance to campus, it will remain a hot property, regardless of history. There is probably an annual turnover of tenants, or at the most, a biennial turnover, and within a year or two, once the headlines have been forgotten, it will just become the house that college kids will hear about once on campus, most likely, and will likely not evoke the visceral reaction that we all probably would have. JMO