If by "average joe" you mean the person who serves you dinner at a local restaurant, the teller that assists you at your bank, the checker or stocker at your grocery store, the retailer assisting you buy clothes at your local retailer, the room cleaner and service personnel at our local hotels that serve our tourism industry, the young construction worker that builds local $400k+ homes for our fellow citizens that can afford them, our young high school graduates that may be going to local training schools or UAA in an effort to become higher earners in the future, those that provide child care to our children, technicians and support personnel at our local hospitals that care for us when we are sick, our teachers aides at our schools, and the like, then yes, this development will provide quality and affordable housing for the "average joe".