There are way too many new and upper middle class neighborhoods in Florida where the overwhelming majortiy of residents are non-white, and, people have no cars (with no public transportation in the area). This Section 8 stuff has been happening a while
I lived near several “upper middle class” gated community housing developments, with less than one in twenty of the houses “occupied” in 2004.
Property over twenty miles from the developed suburbs of Tampa.
I wondered at the time who could afford, or want to buy one of them! Over a hundred pretty 3K plus square feet McMansions built on tiny little single lots, crowded on less than 40 acres, smack dab in the middle of a huge rural community.
I have not been back through that area for many years. I will make an educated guess that it is now mostly abandoned property and/or Section 8 rental housing.
Societal growing pains, I guess.
We all now know concentrated enclaves of “public housing” developments don't work, and merely breed more crime and poverty.
If you see that your neighbors grass is growing pretty high, do you gently ask them if their lawn mower is broken, or do you anonymously complain to your home owners association?