The sure prediction is that unless Hawaii's free commerce, wealthy migration, tariffless border, unionizing power, freedom of travel, speech, and inheritance tax deductions are curtailed or ended, the homelessness matter will forever be answered with ad hoc stopgaps.  This is the flip side of unalienable freedoms due our constitutional capitalistic democratic republic.   Without an ever increasing homelessness, we wouldn't have an ever increasing value added wealth.   
 Who would have thought that a 5 cent movie ticket in the 1950s would ever be $15 for the same movie experience?  A 25 cent large won ton saimin be $13?  There should be nothing wrong with "stopgaps."  They merely are maintenance for our capitalistic democracy.  We will soon need homeless neighborhoods as there are in Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, and similar.  Oh, and please have the native boy bring my red Lamborghini next to my Tesla sport around the front of my Port Lock palace.