I would like to table a point about how this will prevent urban sprawl.

The maps showing land value peaking in cities should be a good indicator of this but the opposite conclusion is being formed. If land is expensive, it will be taxed at a considerable amount per year driving people out of these areas or into condos where they can share the costs with those on the floors above and below them.

Perhaps there will be two types of development with this Georgism paradigm, high rise and extra urban but at the cost of suburban homes.