By Kaitlin Y. Cordes and Sam Szoke-Burke

How should governments address the concerns of their citizens tied to land investments? And do their legal obligations constrain their options for doing so?

By Chris Jochnick, Landesa

Technology and social networks are the oft-cited parents of the sharing economy.

The two are largely credited with enabling us to trust strangers with our stuff, our homes and our lives – unlocking vast economic value in what was heretofore dead or underused capital.