Affordable housing: A problem that requires creative thinking

In studying “Seattle homeless RV site now eyed for pickleball complex, not housing” [Sept. 12, Local News], I despaired on the lack of inventive pondering by Seattle builders. They begin out with enthusiasm for inexpensive housing and as quickly as they hit a street bump, all ideas of making desperately wanted working class housing exit the window. In come pickleball courts as a result of, in fact, that’s the solely possibility when an residence constructing is deemed a foul funding.

What about creating the positioning for everlasting RV/tiny home residing? Is single-story modular housing for 10 households a chance? Certainly, any configuration that gives everlasting housing for a human is healthier than doing nothing, pretending that Seattle wants extra video games to play.

Heather Younger, Seattle