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Across from the elegant Millennium Biltmore hotel, Williams reclined on his side, resting on an elbow on concrete steps leading to a park in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.

Rather than stand out in contrast to the business people hustling by or commuters heading home, he fits in as one of the many homeless people who idle their days in Pershing Square.

Williams’ stare is as empty as the details he offers about his life.

He said he’s been on the streets three or four years. His beard and hair are starting to gray and a cigarette is propped behind his left ear.

He had a job, but “it just got away,” he said. He figured he’d find another, but it never came along.

“I’m not fighting, like I used to,” he said. “When I was younger, before I got a job, I used to fight a lot.”

Now he is trying to beat drugs and alcohol.

Williams would like a place to live and some money, but said he doesn’t stay at shelters and hasn’t signed up for any public assistance. For now, he’s mostly comfortable where he is.

“I’m not bothering nobody,” Williams said. “I’m not being bothered.”

All he needed was a home 🏡
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3 bedroom bungalow en-suite
Land size : 60x100
Architect: Bukae Kennedy
Company: Bukae iπterπatioπae architectural homestone7