Why solutions to homelessness should be funded by a tax on local land values. This is the first piece in an ongoing series in which we explain how local housing costs cause homelessness, why solutions to homelessness should be funded from a land value tax,… Read More »“In a good economy, homelessness goes up”: The Paradox of Progress and Poverty
Excerpts from three New York Times articles on the city’s housing crisis New York City’s Housing Crunch is the Worst It Has Been in Over 50 Years By Mihir Zaveri Feb. 8, 2024 The portion of rentals that were vacant and available dropped to a… Read More »“New York City has a housing supply problem, yet there’s plenty of space for more housing. Is there a solution to this?”
Here at the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, our research initiative Resource Justice recently hosted an event called Driving the Shift, as a forum to hear from local efforts to advance land value tax policies in places throughout the U.S. We were lucky enough to hear from… Read More »Driving the Shift: Tax activism and the move to Land Value Tax
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