Divide this text into sentences and correct mistakes: Being able to navigate the real estate market, we think it's a good place to be. It's an affordable and sustainable space once you understand the formulas. Now, I'm going to quickly go over a couple of projects we're currently working on just to show the concept. After that, I can share my opinions on micro housing. Michael, could you hold the microphone closer, please? Sorry, my arm is a little tired. I have my own microphone stand. Okay, let's start. The first property we're developing is in Logan Heights. It's a 7,500 square foot lot on which we are legally able to build 21 small apartments using density bonus and an FA bonus. This lot was originally zoned for only five units, but we were able to maximize its potential. The purpose of this project is to house 21 specifically targeted homeless veterans who hold the veteran vouchers from the VA. Another project we're working on is in escrow. This one is located on a 14,000 square foot lot, and we're able to fit 42 micro units on it. The normal allowance for this size would have been 14 large townhomes or apartments. As you can see, we're maximizing the space to fit as many houses as possible, even though they are small. It's important to note that half of these micro units are priced at market rate, while the other half are deed restricted. We're working with the San Diego Housing Commission to create a mixed-use development that adheres to the Casa Act. Now, let's imagine a scenario where we have unlimited funds. We could build 300 of these micro units on a one-acre lot in Logan Heights. This would serve as a permanent supportive care housing facility. Although this property...