Lincoln Institute in the News


Lincoln Institute in the News

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At current growth rates, the North Texas suburbs will reach the Red River someday. Cheap land, good schools and other strengths have fueled an era of ...

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It really costs to own a home these days. Not only have home values fallen, leaving nearly one-quarter of residential mortgages under water, but also,...

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The Greening of Houston

The Atlantic Cities
After many years, Buffalo Bayou is finally coming on its Nixon in China moment. Or, perhaps, a little bit of Paris in Texas. The 10-square-mile Brownf...

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Martim Smolka and others associated with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy provided specialized expert advice to the new city administration in Bog...

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The Tea Party, planning, and democracy

The Berkeley Daily Planet
Progressive observers treat the Tea Party’s forays into land use planning as the work of paranoid reactionaries. The March-April 2011 issue of M...

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Rising impatience in tax-rich Twin Cities suburbs over a regional program that takes millions from their budgets and awards it to less affluent commun...

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"Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink." That famous phrase from "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" is anything but the riddle of modern Ariz...

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Land use in the urban century

Land Use Prof Blog
Last year we had the announcement of the birth of the seven billionth person on the planet, and 2008 was the first time in human history that the worl...

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From local commercial development to national political upheaval, issues of property rights are widespread and growing, according to Harvey Jacobs. "W...

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The Water Resources Research Center and ASU's Morrison Institute will discuss Arizona's future water issues and growth during a daylong symposium. Whe...

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At first glance, taxing apartments as non-commercial property may seem to be an unjustified loophole. But first glances can be deceiving, and the issu...

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Hostile and Notorious: The Conditions of Private Property

San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center
Following the recent four-day occupation of an empty bank building at 75 River Street in Santa Cruz and the attempted occupation of an empty warehouse...

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Over the next few days, Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will take center stage as a case study in how such institutions, and more broadly cit...

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After the dismantling of urban freeways in Portland, Boston, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Seoul, and Madrid, and will still more targeted in New Orleans,...

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The Filene's pit

The Callie Crossley Show on WGBH
Four years ago, the original Filene's Basement department store was closed and the building was demolished to make way for big-money development. Four...

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ProUrbana magazine highlights urban issues in Chile (en Espagnol)

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Senior fellow Joan Youngman provides commentary in this story on a state lawmaker who helps set tax policy calling for an overhaul of M...

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Jeff Burdick and his next-door neighbors have nearly identical two-story rowhouses, on the same block of East Clement Street with the same public scho...

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A review of the Lincoln Institute Policy Focus Report Regularization of Informal Settlement in Latin America in the October 2011 issue of the journal ...

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Armando Carbonell was designated to evaluate the submission of Oregon's nearly four-decades old statewide land-use planning program, which is one...

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