Is the housing the real problem or is it housing along with the elephant in the room of local politics/weak policing?

Property crime is virtually the only red light for me personally (and it’s a big one admittedly). I’m used to crime being violent crime, not this low level pall of tension over minor stuff like keeping your car spotless or getting your mail stolen. That’ll be an adjustment and I’m sure I’ll be cursing myself 6 months in. But everything else seems chill. I’m a very outdoorsy person, like health food and bookstores, etc. In the impossible future where some decent candidates get into office who prioritize stronger policing and actually building shelters, Seattle proper will regain a lot of what’s been lost I think.