> - small dense affordable housing Yes, we're in agreement that density is sorely missing, due to effectively being made illegal - whether SROs, lot size requi

> - small dense affordable housing Yes, we're in agreement that density is sorely missing, due to effectively being made illegal - whether SROs, lot size requirements, building codes prohibiting new triple deckers, etc. I just don't know why your first comment had this: > The only alternative is to buy rural land and try to get creative with the law (e.g. your tiny home on an existing rusted old trailer frame is considered a "remodel", etc) or simply build a small cabin and hope no one from the government comes to bulldoze it. Because that isn't an alternative. Rather it just strikes me as regular rural living in a small house. I'm surprised there haven't been more private corporate attempts to take ruralish land and bootstrap higher density walkable proto-cities with bus (or even train) service to a larger city, especially with the recent trend of remote work making attracting industry less necessary.