The Daily Renter
Welcome to The Daily Renter, a voice for the landless and homeless renter generation. We’re a publication inspired by the economic and social principles of Progress and Poverty by Henry George.
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Meme of the Week: Don’t forget, more homes starts with better land policy
By Jimbo
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Explanation as always:
Before we can go about building housing, we first have to buy and use land. Unfortunately, due to issues like land speculation an...
Meme of the Week: Not the Response You Want to the Housing Crisis
By Jimbo
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Context:
As has been mentioned many times before, the best way to reform property taxes to make housing affordable is to universally exempt buildings and tr...
Meme of the Week: Don't Pull a California
By Jimbo
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Author’s note: Sorry for the hiatus, MOTW postings are making a comeback
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Explanation:
Amid the ongoing property tax revolt, it’s important to remember that...
A New Digital “Georgist” Game Aims to Rewire How Players Think About Property and Wealth
A new online multiplayer game called Prosperity officially opened to the public on June 15, 2026, entering an already crowded digital gaming landscape with an unusually explicit ambition: to make economic philosophy playable.
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Editor’s note: This article was originally published in the Jimbo’s Geonomics opinion column series on thedailyrenter.com on June 8, 2026
By Jimbo
A common group of questions I've seen Georgists get asked on the internet relates to how He...
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