The current proposals seem disappointingly out of touch with the community’s true needs. I find it particularly concerning that the recommendations inherently favour smaller housing units while largely dismissing the significant demand for larger family-oriented homes. This proposal appears to be driven by a misguided assumption about the local demographic needs, which may lead to unsatisfactory living conditions for families—overcrowding is a real concern. Moreover, the provision of affordable rents competes with the private market in ways that could destabilise the community in the long run. To create a balanced environment, it is essential to advocate for a variety of larger homes designed to support larger families. A well-rounded community should provide for all types of households, not just those of one or two individuals.