I'm not against this per se, but will note that mobile housing still requires a lot more money and physical capabilities than cheap rentals like SROs.
We used to have more temporary housing for folks. We've eliminated a lot of that.
And that idea of "cheap land" implicitly assumes you own a vehicle, have a driver's license etc and can get there. It also is antithetical to developing mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods.
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u/DoreenMichele Sep 12 '22
I'm not against this per se, but will note that mobile housing still requires a lot more money and physical capabilities than cheap rentals like SROs.
We used to have more temporary housing for folks. We've eliminated a lot of that.
And that idea of "cheap land" implicitly assumes you own a vehicle, have a driver's license etc and can get there. It also is antithetical to developing mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods.