No, because it just points out the original problem, which is inadequate housing supply. Project developers only have eyes for upper segment housing since that’

No, because it just points out the original problem, which is inadequate housing supply. Project developers only have eyes for upper segment housing since that’s where the coins are. A good idea I read that some are experimenting with is having a project developer invest a certain percentage in affordable housing and quality environment. Boarding housing can help overflow in demand and supply, but only for temporary living 3 months max.