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> What could go wrong? Or what could go right. Service and civic workers would finally have housing that wasn't 2 hours away from their city jobs.

• ltbarcly3 3y ago
  Nobody will live in the projects except people who have no way to escape.
  • pineaux 3y ago
    This is not true. Here in Holland developers of high rises are forced to make 40% of it social housing. This works quite well. The social housing system is broken, but thats mostly because they havent built enough housing in the last 50 years.
    • anon291 3y ago
      > The social housing system is broken, but thats mostly because they havent built enough housing in the last 50 years. So it's not working well.
      • TimedToasts 3y ago
        The hypothetical housing is doing great!
  • WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
    > Nobody will live in the projects except people who have no way to escape. There are more people for whom ex-commercial housing would work - than there are (or ever will be) units to house them. Even in a tough neighborhood I'd of done it, if I had work nearby. I once parked the I was living in my employer's parking lot.