myrmepropagandistLove this model. This is just down the street from us and I often walk by. Over the past decade the South Bronx has been built up in many ways. There aren't many empty lots or abandoned buildings anymore. Everywhere there's housing and I see no reason why addressing homelessness can't be a big part of that too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C35uH0HUMhI
myrmepropagandistThe things that make homelessness an annoyance or "inconvenience" for people who aren't homeless are mostly down to people not having a place to live. When you address that those issues* go away, and they just become your neighbors.
*It' s really absurd that when one person in suffering, sick on the train because there is no where else to go everyone is concerned about the people on the train who have a place to live but that is where the politics is.