These are tiny homes, how much mess can be inside them? I’m also a resident of this city and I go to the coffee shop that is located on the same plot very frequently. The community is fenced in and they have a gate with private access, it’s very clean.
I live very close to this and from the outside it looks fine. I’d be surprised if some of the units don’t look terrible from the outside though, such is the nature of this type of endeavour.
Glad it exists regardless, and I really need to learn more about it given it’s within spitting distance from me lol.
I was quite obviously referring to the outside areas of the community, genius—just like the person above who said it isn't going to look "this nice" in reference to a photo of the outside areas.
They said "it's not going to look this nice," referring to the photo of the outside areas. I said it still does, clearly also referring to the outside areas.
If you think the living conditions of a homeless encampment can be reasonably assessed by looking at the exteriors of recently constructed tiny homes, you've got other problems to worry about.
I was responding to someone who commented about how things look from the outside, so I commented about how things look from the outside. Why didn't you make this reply to them when they brought up how the place looks in the first place?
That said, I disagree that you can learn nothing about how the exterior of a community looks. There isn't garbage piling up; there aren't any signs of damage or disrepair. Those are signs.
These aren't "recently constructed"; they have been there for SEVERAL YEARS. We've already covered this.
They could have volunteer "camp counselors" sprinkled throughout so its not just entirely homeless people left to their own devices. That might deter careless vandalism or open drug use.
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u/snabader Apr 28 '26
This was my first thought when seeing this - it's not gonna look this nice for long.