I understand, but in context, I feel this supports rather than negates my original post. I understand the "decentralized hotel" problem. But, this seems to com

I understand, but in context, I feel this supports rather than negates my original post. I understand the "decentralized hotel" problem. But, this seems to come up with fiery enthusiasm in the context of housing affordability constantly. Ultimately, affordability is a bigger problem then neighborhood character. No one gets this fired up about sidewalks, business licensing, speed limits, parking and everything else that makes up neighborhood character.