08-19-2022, 02:19 PM
Sounds as if you are indicating a possible reduction in the number of single family homes. Sadly (for many at least) this will have to happen for both environmental reasons as well as addressing the now out of control homeless issue. This is the time of year when this should really start before the cold weather envelops the area with four season climates. Our love affair with single family homes then will have to end. However, the chief paramour is the powerful coalition of homeowners associations which have been very influential in whipsawing jurisdictions to enact strict zoning laws which in many cases will not allow anything other than SFHs or the occasional upscale condo project from being built.
I would be an advocate for bringing back the concept of rooming houses, which would do a lot to begin to get more homeless into housing. Not luxury but an improvement over having to be on the streets, especially during the winter months.
I would be an advocate for bringing back the concept of rooming houses, which would do a lot to begin to get more homeless into housing. Not luxury but an improvement over having to be on the streets, especially during the winter months.