The question is, does homelessness become more of a problem if it is "more concentrated"? I would argue that for the homeless individual, it actually doesn't. I

The question is, does homelessness become more of a problem if it is "more concentrated"? I would argue that for the homeless individual, it actually doesn't. It's in fact probably better to be homeless in a place that is already accustomed to homeless people. Of course for the perception of a non-homeless person, the problem will appear more drastic with a higher concentration.