I don't believe this project to be perfect by any means. That said, it does on balance more good than harm. This particular pocket of the neighborhood is mainly industrial and not being utilized to it's potential. There will always be a demand for more affordable housing, but the project needs to PAY for itself somehow. Constructing a brand new building and giving the apartments away on reduced rents isn't sustainable. This project has already done more than other mega projects to engage the community and get feedback. It should serve as a model for future advancements to the city.