Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
[Continued from yesterday's Part 3 and the previous Part 1 and Part 2.]
You think that’ll impress me?
So far, in examining the ruling (available here in .pdf) that remanded back to district court a series of actual questions about whether the Paradise Park residents were entitled to the New Jersey Mobile Home Protection Act, we’ve seen that [...]
Every now and then, somebody does it right.
In the bold action of a man confident of his politics and his policy, Florida governor Charlie Crist has pulled the trigger on what looks like a long-term masterstroke. As reported in The Washington Post:
In the stillness is the act …
In an ambitious maneuver to help restore [...]
[Continued from the previous Part 2 and Part 1.]
The idea is as old as the Roman army, as American as the Homestead Act, and as timely as formalizing slums in the global south via urban homesteading.
Now for a little more fun: could you use it to stimulate private colonization of the Moon?
See any [...]
[Continued from yesterday's Part 1.]
Yesterday’s interplanetary riff about potentially sell land rights on the Moon, stimulated by a provocative Drake Bennett article in The Boston Globe, suggested that pre-selling future rights would stimulate not only investment but also exploration with a view to investment. Hernando De Soto and numerous others (including me) believe that ownership [...]
If land ownership spurs investment, as Hernando De Soto and numerous others (including me) believe, can we use the promise of a future rights grant to spur investment? That’s the premise behind an entertaining and provocative little concept story in The Boston Globe about how we can revive human space exploration:
If we really want to [...]
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