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Trump’s Wall Crumbles Under the Law of Diminishing Returns
The president needs to avoid the sunk-cost fallacy and take what he can get on border security.
S.F. Law Would Give Nonprofits Dibs on Apartment Buildings for Sale
The legislation would make nonprofit organizations more competitive in the real estate market by letting them get ahead of speculators.
The neoliberal consensus is crumbling. What happens next?
The dominant economic model of the West for the past seven decades faces challenges from both the left and the right. Will the neoliberal narrative be replaced by one that aims to create more than just market value?
How France overcame NIMBYism to create affordable housing
A new report evaluates the impact of a law that compels cities to create affordable housing.
When Sprawl Hits the Wall
I’ve long argued that the real reason sprawl, or suburban development as we’ve been practicing it, is a problem isn’t because it’s ugly, environmentally damaging, racist, or…
How to pay for a wall?
This legislative session, however, Washingtonians have an opportunity to take a first step toward reversing this devastating trend.
What Became of Occupy Wall Street?
Far from fizzling, the movement has a contested legacy that continues to shape the political landscape
This Is Us returns, but does it realize that the Big Three are the worst?
While the “death of the author” theory argues it’s the art itself, not the intentions of its creator that should matter, I can’t stop myself from wondering what kind of story This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman and his writers think they’re telling. Namely, do they know that the Big Three are kind of the worst? Sometimes I’m confident that they do, and that This Is Us is a show about how the Pearsons’ idolization of Jack’s almost repressive can-do energy messed them…
Wall Street And Big Corporations Got What They Wanted
This fast-track trade authority push was different, more aggressive, less concerned with how it looked.
Design Workshop: Is an In-Law Unit Right for Your Property?
ADUs can alleviate suburban sprawl, add rental income for homeowners, create affordable housing and much more
In-Law Apartments Provide Tangible Benefits For Home Owners
Many homeowners are looking for ways to maximize on their investment. One idea that is gaining popularity is a space set aside for aging parents known as an In-law apartments. These additions are living spaces that can set a property apart from others on the real estate market<br>In-law apartments generally enjoy a private entrance and include things like a private bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and living…
Use military's money to build wall, end standoff: Letters to the editor
I don’t know anybody who would abide some stranger busting into their home and taking up residence and expecting you to support them. If I told you
15 Things the US Could Do With $15 Billion That Are Not Building a Wall
Girls’ education, infrastructure, sanitation, healthcare, wind energy. Tacos?
Will new cannabis laws affect your home’s value?
Sentiment on smoking and cultivating marijuana at home, and on local dispensaries, still largely negative, finds survey
Under new law, when should you pay property taxes?
Americans rush to pay in advance without knowing whether they're wasting their time and money as cities grapple with changes
