Solving L.A.’s homelessness problem would cost $2.5 billion

Spend a few hours with a group from the California Association of Realtors on an organized tour of low-income housing in Los Angeles, and you’ll learn a lot — especially if your tour guide is Leonora Camner, managing director of Abundant Housing L.A.
Using a microphone in our private bus, she began the tour by saying that homelessness in L.A. is a math problem.
Currently, 500,000 low-income and subsidized housing units are needed to eliminate the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles. E