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This is a sad article with unfortunate subjects. However I'm not convinced that the movement of people from apartments to vehicles is always a "sort of homeless

This is a sad article with unfortunate subjects. However I'm not convinced that the movement of people from apartments to vehicles is always a "sort of homelessness." I personally know people who are planning to move into a van to work remote, and there's definitely no shortage of blogs and instagrams from those people. Many of them are doing it to save money, but could live in a home if they chose to. The real issue, as always, is the absurdly inflated real estate market.

jlg23 9y ago
> I personally know people who are planning to move into a van to work remote, and there's definitely no shortage of blogs and instagrams from those people. This is a very small minority. Even 10 years ago this was a hot topic in the communities concerned. I lived in Venice Beach at that time: People being force out of their homes into their cars or RVs, police harassing them and finally even suicides were a daily topic within the local community.
BurningFrog 9y ago
Especially, the especially broken California housing market.