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A Toronto real estate lawyer explains Ontario residential property law, including tax treatment of home sales, spousal consent on purchase agreements, and the binding nature of accepted offers. Issues are written for realtors and homeowners and give practical, plain-language legal guidance.
Weekly essays on urbanism, housing policy and local government finance, with a focus on Austin and California. Readers get data-driven analysis, reporting from events, and engagement with current housing debates.
Skew the Future is a civic newsletter covering Jack County, Texas, budget and governance, offering tools like a budget explorer and explanations of new state transparency rules. Issues walk readers through hearing dates, document locations, and the reasoning behind official decisions.
A Georgist newsletter from the Center for Land Economics that argues for land value tax by working through economic critiques, such as whether land supply is truly fixed. Issues pair accessible explainers, such as an Econ 101 pencils-versus-parcels comparison, with organizational updates.
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