Connected City Correct. Norm normally only makes sense for an affordable housing developer to get the margins that they need on that development by getting some of these uh grants and some of these um I guess uh things that the county affords them to be able to receive for affordable housing, affordable housing credits and so forth. And if you're not taking advantage of that, I don't understand how the margins work.
Connected City Right that pays for cash that doesn't have any kind of financing contingency or anything. They can set the rent at whatever they want in theory, and now they have three hundred and sixty units that's at all expensive rent. And they're making even more
Connected City I don't I don't know how you reduce the end cost for the people that are living there without taking full advantage of all the credits that you can get through affordable housing. That's that's
Connected City So it's workforce is work. It's the same uh language that's used in the Senate Bill one oh two, I think. It is. Yeah. But this doesn't fall into that purview because this is already zone residential, correct?