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First, a couple points of housekeeping
This is the latest article in the “Mass appraisal for the masses” series, based on an interview with Thomas Holding, an assessor from North Carolina I met at the 2025 IAAO Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Among other topics, this se...
Cool 3D land value map by Jinsu Lee, obnoxious graphic design by me
If you are a Universal Basic Income (UBI) or Land Value Tax (LVT) advocate, you need to be paying more attention to South Korea because that country may just be the bigges...
Big news today: it’s been many years since a land value tax enabling bill has passed in a state legislature, until this past week, where it’s just happened twice; once in Virginia last week and once in Kentucky yesterday.
We also have a pr...
One of the most consistent objections to Land Value Tax is that “land can’t be valued separately from improvements,” a complaint I initially addressed in my article series, later published as a chapter in my book, Land is a Big Deal.
A par...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Your friendly neighborhood Georgist. Managing editor, Progress & Poverty, President, Young Georgists of America.
Policy analyst, former game designer | landeconomics.org | Personal blog at fortressofdoors.com
Cities, technology, and the future | Board Chair @ YIMBY Action, Board Advisor @ the Center for Land Economics
Land is a Big Deal | landeconomics.org.
Urban economist interested in sharing land rents, efficient & equitable housing markets, urbanism and economic geography.
I am a political theorist at Uppsala University. My main research interest is the normative and economic theory Geoism.
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