$200,000 for a bed! A direct look at the large luxury homeless apartments in Chinatown, LA, California

During the Epidemic, many people lost their jobs and their standard of living took a sharp turn for the worse. But for some homeless people, Life is getting better. Previously, the Los Angeles County government launched the Door Key program to shelter homeless people, and now it is even taking out part of the federal relief money to build homeless shelters; among them, the homeless shelter located in the Los Angeles Chinatown neighborhood, costing about $48 million, with each room costing more than $200,000.