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Rising Rent Across The Country

Do City-Owned Golf Courses Need To Go?

  By Marc Joffe is a senior policy analyst at Reason Foundation. Golf is a widely popular sport in Calif., but many public golf courses operate at a loss at a taxpayer expense; while consuming vast amounts of potable drinking water. These public courses are now becoming under scrutiny by state and local governments.   Willowick development plans scrapped after Santa Ana […]

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  By Marc Joffe is a senior policy analyst at Reason Foundation. Golf is a widely popular sport in Calif., but many public golf courses operate at a loss at a taxpayer expense; while consuming vast amounts of potable drinking water. These public courses are now becoming under scrutiny by state and local governments.   Willowick development plans scrapped after Santa Ana

Housing Market Competition Doubles

Housing Market Competition Doubles

The spring market is already blooming, and so is the competition. Buyer competition intensified ahead of spring in February and likely will intensify further over the next few weeks and into summer. On average, there were nearly five offers for every home sold in February, higher than in recent months, according to the February 2022

Housing Market Competition Doubles Read More »

The spring market is already blooming, and so is the competition. Buyer competition intensified ahead of spring in February and likely will intensify further over the next few weeks and into summer. On average, there were nearly five offers for every home sold in February, higher than in recent months, according to the February 2022

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