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Capitol Hill just got its first tiny home village—31 units on Belmont Avenue, replacing a shuttered shelter to serve folks in need. Managed by the Low Income Housing Institute, it includes case managers for jobs, benefits, and IDs, plus mental health and addiction support. It’s temporary, as the land’s owner, the Downtown Emergency Service Center, had bigger plans stalled by federal funding. Meanwhile, the city’s pushing ahead with 100 tiny homes in South Park and 75 more in Interbay—made from disaster-style panels—showing a bold, multi-pronged effort to house vulnerable residents and connect them with vital services.

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