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Why cities should convert public property to private housing

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By D. Dowd Muska
| Pacific Research Institute
In a recent piece for Works in Progress, “a magazine of new and underrated ideas to improve the world,” Zigmund Forrest and Maxwell Tabarrok noted that since “the completion of Battery Park City in 1976, there has not been a single major urban land reclamation project in the United States.” The researchers believe that water-adjacent cities should “make more land” to, among other things, boost affordable housing.
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Sounds like a plan: Cities embrace pre-approved housing designs

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By D. Dowd Muska
| Pacific Research Institute
By D. Dowd Muska | September 4, 2026 It’s so obvious, even Los Angeles gets it. In response to the savage firestorms that struck California’s largest metro region in January 2025, both the city and county of Los Angeles enacted a promising affordable-housing reform.
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California's Other Bullet Train Boondoggle

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By D. Dowd Muska
| Lucianne.com
Original Article Posted By: RockyTCB, 8/15/2026 4:14:26 PM It's happening. This time, it's really happening. That's what dignitaries at the pseudo-event told themselves on April 22, 2024 - the day Brightline West "officially broke ground on the nation's first true high-speed rail system." Bureaucrats, politicians, and civic leaders predicted nothing but sunshine for the long-sought HSR route linking Southern California and Las Vegas.
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