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That would be effective and cheap, but also illegal in most places because of building codes. Eg https://reason.com/video/2016/12/09/los-angeles-homeless-tiny-h

• tetris11 4y ago
  > The city owns thousands of vacant lots, many of which have been abandoned for decades, that could provide sites for tiny house villages or other innovative housing concepts that can have an immediate impact. Sad and deliberate. We have more than enough to expansively build houses for everyone, but we don't simply to make a few richer.