Tiny gentrification

I'm baaaack! Shall we discuss the weird gentrification of bus living, trailers and tiny houses? No one wants to talk about how the cultural popularity of this life style has pushed out the poor who lived this way not necessarily out of choice but necessity. Our Martha Stewart-ing and Living Magazine decor has jacked the price and availability of so called tiny houses and trailers into second home status. At the same time homeless scrounge to find an old RV to sleep in safely. Just some weird waxing on the downside of mobile houses being massively popular. But I still love the downsize, the wandering, the reconnection with out travel genes and curiouslity which has always served humans well. I don't really feel we are stationary nor do we thrive too long in one place.