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Property Tax in Europe

A Changing Landscape

Edited by William McCluskey, Roy Bahl, and Riël Franzsen

June 2026, English

Book

Property Tax

June 2026, English

Book

Property Tax

Building Postcarbon Futures

Land, Justice, and Energy Transitions

Billy Fleming

June 2026, English

What would a postcarbon future look like? How would a more just, decarbonized world require us to change the way we live? What would it take to build this world? These questions lie at the heart of...

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Land and Property Rights, Local Government

June 2026, English

What would a postcarbon future look like? How would a more just, decarbonized world require us to change the way we live? What would it take to build this world? These questions lie at the heart of...

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Land and Property Rights, Local Government

Book cover Impuesto Predial in Latin America book

Sistemas del impuesto predial en América Latina y el Caribe

Edited by Cláudia De Cesare and Luis F. Quintanilla Tamez

May 2026, Spanish

This second edition of Sistemas del impuesto predial presents new data, lessons, and challenges related to property tax systems in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Technology and Tools

May 2026, Spanish

This second edition of Sistemas del impuesto predial presents new data, lessons, and challenges related to property tax systems in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Technology and Tools

A Google Earth satellite image shows a vacant lot at 104 Trinity Avenue, Atlanta. The Atlanta City Hall is across the street.

Lots of Opportunity: How Communities Can Address the Affordability Crisis on Land They Already Own

By Anthony Flint

April 2026, English

Across the country, more than 276,000 acres of land owned by municipalities, states, and federal agencies could feasibly be built on, according to a Center for Geospatial Solutions analysis. This abundance could help communities address the housing affordability crisis.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Local Government, Technology and Tools

April 2026, English

Across the country, more than 276,000 acres of land owned by municipalities, states, and federal agencies could feasibly be built on, according to a Center for Geospatial Solutions analysis. This abundance could help communities address the housing affordability crisis.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Local Government, Technology and Tools

A Roadmap for Land Trusts to Contribute to Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

Jennifer M. Albertine

April 2026, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Land Conservation

April 2026, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Land Conservation

A rendering of Evoke at Ballantyne shows a four-story, gray and white building with a lawn and small trees.

Enabling Environments: Local Strategies for the Redevelopment of Public Land

By Loren Berlin

April 2026, English

Charlotte, Boston, and other cities are partnering with developers to build affordable housing on municipally owned land. Discover how they’re doing it, why they’re doing it, and what lessons other communities can learn.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Local Government

April 2026, English

Charlotte, Boston, and other cities are partnering with developers to build affordable housing on municipally owned land. Discover how they’re doing it, why they’re doing it, and what lessons other communities can learn.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Local Government

A site map of church land with potential houses drawn onto it.

Building Homes on Religious-Owned Land

By Anthony Flint

April 2026, English

In a riff on other acronymic housing movements, Yes in God's Back Yard (YIGBY) advocates promote building housing on land owned by churches and other faith-based organizations.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing

April 2026, English

In a riff on other acronymic housing movements, Yes in God's Back Yard (YIGBY) advocates promote building housing on land owned by churches and other faith-based organizations.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing

The Fiscal Impacts of Smart Growth

Case Studies of Urban Redevelopment Projects in Canada and the U.S.

Ray Tomalty, Mark Roseland, Shayne Kavanagh, and Adam Found

April 2026, English

Working Paper

Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance

April 2026, English

Working Paper

Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance