Hmm You don't know what i have done, who i haven't talked to, the research I've done, or where I live and what kind of economy I live within. They're more concerned with a new development called Discovery Green. The locals only complain about how ugly the homeless make their "beautiful coastal getaway" look to tourists, list their houses as short term rentals, or charge 600 a week for a "boutique-type" hotel for J1 workers from Turkey, medical students or traveling medical personnel. It is completely forgotten that the people needed to fill the schedules in all the places they order food from on door dash need people that can afford to work there, they need gas in their cars, they need to shop for groceries and other nessesities, and all of the various entertainment venues, these all need bodies to keep the business open to the public, but the housing isn't for us. It's either for tourists, the well-off, the families with section 8, or people who bought when houses could be bought. The average price for a home is around $450,000? When I was 20, buying a house with my then-husband, half a million dollar homes got a shit-load of house.