'Infrastructure is a public good. And land value—commonly-owned, socially-created wealth—can be tapped to keep this public good alive and well.'
Opinion: NYC Needs to Think Bigger—and Better—About Improving Infrastructure - City Limits
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Monday, July 15, 2019
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