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Análisis del régimen para la integración socio urbana de los barrios populares y el Certificado de Vivienda Familiar

Cynthia Goytia and Guadalupe Dorna

March 2025, Spanish

Working Paper

Informal Settlements, Infrastructure

March 2025, Spanish

Working Paper

Informal Settlements, Infrastructure

A Toolkit for Identifying Equitable Real Estate Development Strategies

Casey Terry and Erica Spaid Patras

March 2025, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Environment, Housing, Land Markets, Local Government

March 2025, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Environment, Housing, Land Markets, Local Government

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Lincoln Institute at the 2025 National Planning Conference

By Catherine Benedict

March 2025, English

Learn more about the in-person and online sessions featuring Lincoln Institute staff.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Local Government, Technology and Tools

March 2025, English

Learn more about the in-person and online sessions featuring Lincoln Institute staff.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Local Government, Technology and Tools

A headshot of Solomon Greene, a white man wearing a suit.

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Names Solomon Greene Executive Director of Land and Communities

By Kristina McGeehan

March 2025, English

Solomon Greene, an expert in housing, community development, land use law, urban and regional planning, technological innovation, and evidence-based policymaking, has been named the executive director of land and communities at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.

Land Lines Magazine

March 2025, English

Solomon Greene, an expert in housing, community development, land use law, urban and regional planning, technological innovation, and evidence-based policymaking, has been named the executive director of land and communities at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.

Land Lines Magazine

February 2025, English

Land Lines Magazine

Property Tax

Two people in black jackets drink from small glasses as they stand behind large, clear containers of water. They are sampling recycled wastewater as part of an interactive exhibit.

Challenging Social Norms Around Drinking Water

By Jon Gorey

February 2025, English

How do you get people to consider drinking recycled wastewater? Marisa Manheim explored that question and other cognitive aspects of sustainability as a Babbitt Center Dissertation Fellow.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Technology and Tools, Water

February 2025, English

How do you get people to consider drinking recycled wastewater? Marisa Manheim explored that question and other cognitive aspects of sustainability as a Babbitt Center Dissertation Fellow.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Technology and Tools, Water

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When Property Values Rise, Do Property Taxes Rise Too?

Thomas Brosy and Adam Langley

February 2025, English

This policy download examines the complex relationship between property values and property taxes, how it varies across states, and offers recommendations to ensure that spikes in housing prices do not lead to rapid growth in property tax bills.

Policy Downloads

Land Value Taxation, Property Tax

February 2025, English

This policy download examines the complex relationship between property values and property taxes, how it varies across states, and offers recommendations to ensure that spikes in housing prices do not lead to rapid growth in property tax bills.

Policy Downloads

Land Value Taxation, Property Tax

Cities and Technology: What Have We Learned?

By Greg Lindsay

February 2025, English

If the last decade of urban technology was a dress rehearsal, then the curtain is now rising on a momentous decade of change, says author and futurist Greg Lindsay.

Publication

City and Regional Planning, Technology and Tools

February 2025, English

If the last decade of urban technology was a dress rehearsal, then the curtain is now rising on a momentous decade of change, says author and futurist Greg Lindsay.

Publication

City and Regional Planning, Technology and Tools