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Equitable Urban Greening
By Jon Gorey
July 2025, English
Urban green space filters and cools the air, absorbs stormwater, and improves physical and mental health. But it’s also proven to increase property values, which can pose a risk to longtime residents.
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City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Land Markets, Poverty and Inequality
July 2025, English
Urban green space filters and cools the air, absorbs stormwater, and improves physical and mental health. But it’s also proven to increase property values, which can pose a risk to longtime residents.
Land Lines Magazine
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Land Markets, Poverty and Inequality
The Lincoln Institute Announces Recipients of the 2025–26 International Research for the Study of China’s Urban Development and Land Policy Program
July 2025
Announcements
City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning
July 2025
Announcements
City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning
New Report Analyzes Variation in Effective Property Tax Rates Across US States
July 2025, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence report highlights the impact of public policy, property values, and local spending decisions on property tax rates.
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Property Tax
July 2025, English
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence report highlights the impact of public policy, property values, and local spending decisions on property tax rates.
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Property Tax
50-State Property Tax Comparison Study
For Taxes Paid in 2024
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence
July 2025, English
The 50-State Property Tax Comparison Study: For Taxes Paid in 2023 was recently published—it provides the most meaningful data available to compare cities’ property taxes, with information for more than 100 US cities.
Other Publications
Property Tax, Public Finance
July 2025, English
The 50-State Property Tax Comparison Study: For Taxes Paid in 2023 was recently published—it provides the most meaningful data available to compare cities’ property taxes, with information for more than 100 US cities.
Other Publications
Property Tax, Public Finance
Why Arid Cities Should Stick Together
July 2025, English
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City and Regional Planning, Climate Change
July 2025, English
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City and Regional Planning, Climate Change
Understanding Heirs Property
By Jon Gorey
July 2025, English
Hundreds of thousands of people in the US own inherited property that lacks the legal protections of homeownership. Land policy can help address the challenges of such heirs property situations.
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Housing, Land and Property Rights, Poverty and Inequality
July 2025, English
Hundreds of thousands of people in the US own inherited property that lacks the legal protections of homeownership. Land policy can help address the challenges of such heirs property situations.
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Housing, Land and Property Rights, Poverty and Inequality
Stewardship of Nonpartisan Housing Finance Coalition to Transition to National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders
June 2025
The National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders (NAAHL) will become the new convener of the Lincoln Institute's Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition (UMMC).
Announcements
Housing
June 2025
The National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders (NAAHL) will become the new convener of the Lincoln Institute's Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition (UMMC).
Announcements
Housing
Through the Roof
What Communities Can Do About the High Cost of Rental Housing in America
Ingrid Gould Ellen, Jeffrey Lubell, and Mark A. Willis
June 2025, English
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Policy Brief
Housing
June 2025, English
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Policy Brief
Housing
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