Homelessness is NOT a serious problem in this area. Take the time to research the total number of homeless in the area, then compare it as a percentage of the area's population. (It's about .3%, according to the recent survey.) BTW, mixed income housing rapidly becomes de facto housing for the poor. The simple fact is that no one in their right mind is going to pay $400k for a house right down the street from a low-rent apartment building. People live in neighborhoods they can afford. Forced economic integration won't work. It simply increases affluent flight away from the latest buzzword in social engineering.