Should they have just given up like they did?

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I don’t have a washer and/or dryer in my apartment because it costs extra money per month. Very kindly, my parents, and now Diana, told me to feel free to use theirs. Well, as you can imagine, a lot of people in my complex can’t afford the cost of a washer and dryer. However, that was okay as the complex had a laundromat connected to the main office. It had three sets of washers and dryers. Not anymore. It started as one window getting knocked out by the homeless people who live in the woods behind my complex. Then they destroyed two of the washers and dryers. The complex replaced the window, but the homeless people not only busted out that window, but the other two as well. Last week, they destroyed the last machine in the laundromat. So, they closed it permanently. Boarded up all the windows, and door. I would have loved if they had just employed security, but they’re too cheap. They also have no cameras. So people have witnessed these actions, but nobody can call the cops and show them. Heck, I’ve found a homeless person charging their phone in the busted out laundromat before. Yep, several have phones. Should my complex have given up? Or should they have figured something out? You can tell people to leave all you want, but they certainly don’t always listen.