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I think a lot of the market-acceptance factor is that many people, when they hear the term "affordable housing", immediately think "double-wide."
by LogicHoleFlaw 18y ago
I think a lot of the market-acceptance factor is that many people, when they hear the term "affordable housing", immediately think "double-wide."
- kaens 18y agoI agree. That, and when a lot of people think "I'm going to buy a house," they are thinking of that one house that's in every single suburb. That one that is functionally the same but might have a different room layout. I think the trend may be shifting (part of me thinks that the trend will have to shift), and that would be good. I know that I, and most of the people I know, would like to be living in a walkable community in housing that is as sustainable as possible. I mean, if I had the capital for it, I'd get on building an awesome little town. I don't though, and probably won't for a while - maybe someday though.
- pchristensen 18y agoDon't forget "project", "ghetto", and "minorities"