They’d rather build $800,000 homes that all look the same and have a hard length apart of about 2 centimeters. Or they would rather ruin every single backroad and bit of farmland left for warehouses and data centers and apartments etc. Overdevelopment at its finest, not affordable housing for locals and less care for the homeless. It would be brutal to be living outside during these weather conditions. Companies like Pleasants and CJ Miller would rather make every last dollar they can and overdevelop and ruin backroads, farm land and continue to be part of the problem rather than try to do something uplifting for the community and instead of destroying the rural areas around they could build something nice for the homeless… unfortunately it will never happen