@jeffrey_feff Why? And how would you propose that be done?

6. The model shows we have water for 97 years vs. 100 years… the article is misleading, implying there’s some huge shortage. I would argue that 97% is pretty good, especially since we have the longest planning window for water of any state.

@BrianMGarcia The easy way, thru family. My Dad has been a land investor in AZ since the early 1980’s.

…and I was terrible at the new build thing, so couldn’t afford to do another one of those!

RT @amazingmap: Land utilisation across the U.S.

@amg_stpete @HawleyMO No, but it’s not hard to predict how they would react to a 10% cap on interest rates. They’ll pull back lending to all but the best credit. Others will get stuck with payday lenders and alternative sources of credit at even higher rates

@StockInTheCity @HawleyMO It would result in credit rationing and the growth of non-regulated or less regulated uses of credit. And retailers can bury the price of the credit into goods to skirt regulations

The ROI on a single hour of the right person’s time on the right deal and at the right time can be astronomical.

RT @ProducerCities: The Stagnation of US Construction Productivity: "Homebuilding would be approximately 60% more productive if the size di…

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Thanks to @SmeadCap for the recommendation. Bubble in the Sun: The Florida Boom of the 1920s and How It Brought on the Great Depression By Christopher Knowlton