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This is such sloppy journalism: > one project under development expected to hit as much as $837,000 for each housing unit,

How typical is that? where is it? how long is it expected to last? what other features does it have? Does that include one-time architecting costs that make future developments cheaper?

> HHH project includes 8,091 housing units — most with connected services for mental health and substance abuse treatment

so how much of the $800k goes to the mental health etc services? the paper apparently read the audit, but doesn't bother going into any detail about this.



> so how much of the $800k goes to the mental health etc services?

Is it clear that any of it is meant for those services, or could they all be extra costs above and beyond it?




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