There does not always have to be a "devastating" argument and it is worth using that adjective in your reference, but bitcoin does not need a literal example to buy it, just as there is bitcoin for those who want to protect the value of their assets, the competition is tough in the equivalence of other types of hard money for such purposes. But regardless of the case you mention, the real estate sector is one of the great "consumers" of "guard" for whatever reason, whether it is short-term investment or for "savings" purposes or the most common case: inflation vs. acquired asset.

So the point is, you have to access bitcoin and in reality the financial asset you want based on your convictions and not because of the fact that a building is being demolished, which may be violating regulations or simply arrived the time to be demolished.

I guess it's not only in your country; most African and Asian countries have the same problem. The last party change in my country was over a decade ago, and if I remember correctly, a lot of on-going projects stopped, and a lot of people lost their business, their freedom, and many more. I know things will change once the party changes again.

I am not saying that Bitcoin is safe. Bitcoin is safe, but it's virtual and volatile enough. You have to keep it for the long term if you want a good return. You cannot sell it whenever you want if you need urgent money. If you sell, maybe you have to sell at a lose. So, invest in something that is stable, and you can sell anytime. Invest in Bitcoin too. But do not rely on Bitcoin only.

Despite this example, real estate is still a very decent investment alternative to store your money value in a stable way, generate passive income through renting and to make your patrimony more valuable within time. Besides being pretty safe. Even in case the government seizes your property for some reason justifying common good, it's expect they pay you a fair price for that, but you have to be legal with the scripture of your property. They can't simply steal or destroy what is your without any good reason to back their decision.

To replace real estate investment by Bitcoin isn't a good idea, as a smart investor should take advantage of both methods.

There will still be unexpected risks but that will not make real estate lose its appeal. Although we want to promote bitcoin as the best and most superior asset, we cannot hide the fact that real estate is still the safest and best investment channel today. People will still invest in it and view it as the most valuable asset they have. Through what the OP said, it shows us that nothing is absolutely safe, including bitcoin, and diversification is what we need to do.
Honestly, it would be foolish for someone to have a large amount of money and invest it all in bitcoin, an asset that is considered the riskiest compared to gold and real estate.

The government can still reclaim your land even if you have all the legal documents, if they really want to reclaim the land for their own purposes, you won't be able to do anything to them. But that happens very rarely and those are just rare cases. In general, any investment will have risks, including real estate or gold, and bitcoin is no exception. Maybe our bitcoins won't be unjustly robbed or confiscated by the government but we also face many different dangers. Bitcoin is also not completely safer than real estate or gold.

It is true that bitcoin brings us many different benefits as you said such as financial freedom, we can use it anywhere with just a smartphone with an internet connection, storage is quite easy, and it can be carried anywhere...But volatility is the factor we care about the most because I believe there is no one who doesn't like to make a lot of money, and bitcoin meets that better than real estate or gold. But it cannot be denied that real estate is a very good asset and investment. If someone does not want to take risks and prefers safety, they should choose real estate because they can create passive income by renting, and the value of real estate will increase over time.

What gives you the clarity that those properties are actually build where they are supposed to be build on? If you are ready to pay me bigger amount of money for lands that illegal to build anything on I could consider taking that money from you, and also people loves illegal things very much, they believe with money anything is possible but they don't know that it's completely foolishness to spend money on something that's not plain and pure.

Do not be too fast to talk trash about your government, if roads are meant to be build on that land then it's illegal, we are currently facing this problem in my street, some crazy people bought land and built houses on it and those spaces are meant for drainage and now we are facing issues when there is rain, there is no space for dirt water to flow by, I am just waiting for the government to come to the rescue and start demolishing those houses.

People are just so greedy, those lands are sold to them for cheap price and they don't consider that they are taking a big risk building the houses where as it's left for main road and water drainage, so I have nothing much to say about the link you drop, I know how people behaves when it comes to properties and building houses.

Without a doubt, Bitcoin has shown to be a dependable investment, and its ability to help the less privileged is just one of the reasons it has outperformed other options. As bitcoin and real estate are two completely distinct types of investments, each has pros and cons, so I don't think it's appropriate to compare the two.

Any form of investment has it’s own risk associated to it so Real estate is not different thats why there is a saying that investments are not 100% guaranteed of success, we should always expect unforeseen circumstances in any investment we find ourselves.

There is always a reason why buildings are demolished most likely, the government wants to use the land for something else. In addition, property owners receive compensation even if they will lose money on their investment and are warned before any action is taken. Land and buildings cannot be stolen, therefore if you don't buy property in regions that the government is likely to use, there won't be any issues and you won't have to worry about property theft. Investing in real estate is a wise substitute for bitcoin.

Everyone has a different opinion about what makes an investment the best, but in my opinion, bitcoin is the best because it offers opportunities to the less rprivileged and can be started with as little as $10 and grown over time. This is in contrast to real estate, which requires a substantial amount of capital.

In term of comfort and peace i think real estate is better to bitcoin but the freedom bitcoin offers makes it untouchable.

I am sorry to say but this is not a confirmation of anything. Those people whose property were demolished should have seen it coming. I mean did they do their due diligence before purchasing a property that is sitting on the water way and is the cause of perennial flooding. We shouldn't make any poor investment decision about Bitcoin. There are also other great investments out there.

Every investment comes with risks and if your real estate investment goes against the town plan set by the government, you'll lose it. The more reason why doing your own research is of paramount importance.

I do agree that Bitcoin as investment is not better than Real Estate, at least for now, because Bitcoin is extremely volatile and harder to predict compared to Real-Estate investment. But all that being said, Real Estate also has it downside, there are more risk on real estate, more of the time related to the tennant, if the tenant is bad the maintenance fee for the real estate could reduce the profit, not to mention other force majeur risk like fire and natural disaster. While Bitcoin is free of all those kind of risks.