This idea has never been done in a comprehensive way. We are looking at financial implications such as tax credits, land acquisition strategies, and other things in order to see what would make it work. That is the area south of the 10 Freeway and between the 405 and west to the Alameda corridor. So, there's a need to do this in a central city area where you can include seniors who are an important resource in any community. They represent a lot of brainpower and financial resources, and excluding them makes a community less rich.
Seniors can be a great help to the next generation.
We need the village elders. It is important that this important resource stay in urban centers to provide wisdom, stability and service to the upcoming generations. So that's one of our dreams. There's a second one that I don't mind talking about. I believe that housing projects are one of the most serious social failures of our society.