I think you have completed misinterpreted my point to fit your preexisting bias. My point is that homelessness severity in any given area is correlated with re

I think you have completed misinterpreted my point to fit your preexisting bias. My point is that homelessness severity in any given area is correlated with renter density. Whatever homeowners you think are blocking new developments, think about the homelessness in their specific area. Is it severe? Think about the areas in SF that have the most severe homelessness, how many homeowners do you think live in that area? On the causes of homelessness... I don't think it's due to scarce housing. Even if there were more housing available, I doubt a homeless person could start paying for it. Getting out of homelessness is a more complex issue.