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Could AI Make City Planning More Efficient?
By Rob Walker
September 2024, English
The process of reviewing and approving proposed developments is detail intensive and often slow. Can AI help make it faster? Some municipalities are cautiously experimenting with new tools to find out.
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City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Technology and Tools
September 2024, English
The process of reviewing and approving proposed developments is detail intensive and often slow. Can AI help make it faster? Some municipalities are cautiously experimenting with new tools to find out.
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City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Technology and Tools
Purpose, Results, and Potential
What We Have Learned in 10 Years of Catalyzing a Global Private Land Conservation Movement
Laura Johnson
September 2024, English
Working Papers
Land Conservation
September 2024, English
Working Papers
Land Conservation
City Tech
20 Apps, Ideas, and Innovators Changing the Urban Landscape
By Rob Walker
August 2024, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Technology and Tools
August 2024, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Technology and Tools
Lessons from the Netherlands
Real Estate Assessment and Property Tax Systems
August 2024, English
This volume presents general principles and best practices for property tax policy and administration, offering examples from the Dutch experience that provide lessons of international applicability. This volume presents general principles and best practices for property tax policy and administration, offering examples from the Dutch experience that provide lessons of international applicability.
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Property Tax
August 2024, English
This volume presents general principles and best practices for property tax policy and administration, offering examples from the Dutch experience that provide lessons of international applicability. This volume presents general principles and best practices for property tax policy and administration, offering examples from the Dutch experience that provide lessons of international applicability.
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Property Tax
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Releases New Book, City Tech
August 2024, English
City Tech is a chronicle of the recent rise of urban technologies, featuring reflections from innovators closest to the work and planners putting these tools into practice.
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Climate Change, Infrastructure, Local Government, Technology and Tools
August 2024, English
City Tech is a chronicle of the recent rise of urban technologies, featuring reflections from innovators closest to the work and planners putting these tools into practice.
Land Lines Magazine
Climate Change, Infrastructure, Local Government, Technology and Tools
Hunting for Housing Solutions
By Jon Gorey
August 2024, English
A conversation with Jenny Schuetz of the Brookings Institution about zoning, housing, climate migration, and more.
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Housing, Land Markets, Land Use and Zoning
August 2024, English
A conversation with Jenny Schuetz of the Brookings Institution about zoning, housing, climate migration, and more.
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Housing, Land Markets, Land Use and Zoning
Insights for Receiving Communities in Planning Equitable and Positive Outcomes Under Climate Migration
Elisabeth Infield, Patrick Welch, Omur Damla Kuru, Amy Cotter, and Henry Renski
August 2024, English
Expert Convening Results
Working Papers
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing
August 2024, English
Expert Convening Results
Working Papers
City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing
Creating Community Wealth Through Homeownership
By Jon Gorey
August 2024, English
In 2022, the Port of Cincinnati purchased 194 homes to keep them out of the hands of institutional investors. The Port is now beginning to sell the homes, helping low- and moderate-income residents build generational wealth and supporting sustainable growth in other areas of the local economy.
Publication
Housing, Land Markets, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality
August 2024, English
In 2022, the Port of Cincinnati purchased 194 homes to keep them out of the hands of institutional investors. The Port is now beginning to sell the homes, helping low- and moderate-income residents build generational wealth and supporting sustainable growth in other areas of the local economy.
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Housing, Land Markets, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality
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