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A New Ground Lease on Life: In Virginia, County-Owned Land Becomes a Site for Student and Senior Housing

By Jon Gorey

March 2026, English

With a temperate climate and a location adjacent to Washington, DC, Fairfax County, Virginia, is a popular place to live—and increasingly unaffordable. Officials are making new homes available to residents by redeveloping county-owned land as a site for student housing, senior housing, and more.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Local Government

March 2026, English

With a temperate climate and a location adjacent to Washington, DC, Fairfax County, Virginia, is a popular place to live—and increasingly unaffordable. Officials are making new homes available to residents by redeveloping county-owned land as a site for student housing, senior housing, and more.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Local Government

Enabling Conditions for Private Land Conservation in Latin America

A Regional Overview and Analysis

Zachary Hummel, Hernán Mladinic, Henry Tepper, Chandni Navalkha, Ruchi Patel, and James N. Levitt

March 2026, English

Working Paper

Environment, Land Conservation, Land Markets

March 2026, English

Working Paper

Environment, Land Conservation, Land Markets

Tall brown native prairie grasses and yellow flowers in the foreground, with lakes, fields, and sky in the background.

Tying Consumerism to Conservation

By Jon Gorey

March 2026, English

Land Lines Magazine

Land Conservation

March 2026, English

Land Lines Magazine

Land Conservation

El papel de los instrumentos de recuperación de plusvalía en la financiación de acciones de resiliencia climática

El caso de la construcción de infraestructura azul-verde en el proyecto “Paisajes del Agua” en el municipio de Rionegro, Antioquia, Colombia

Oscar Eduardo Pérez Moreno, Jean Carlo Figueroa Santamaría, Catalina Hinestroza Gallego and Susana Aguilar Cuartas

March 2026, Spanish

Working Paper

Infrastructure, Local Government, Public Finance, Value Capture

March 2026, Spanish

Working Paper

Infrastructure, Local Government, Public Finance, Value Capture

Planning in a Polycrisis

Equitable Urban Strategies for a Changing Climate

Emilia Oscilowicz, James J.T. Connolly, and Isabelle Anguelovski

March 2026, English

The Lincoln Institute’s Planning in a Polycrisis Policy Briefoutlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities

Policy Brief

Climate Change, Housing

March 2026, English

The Lincoln Institute’s Planning in a Polycrisis Policy Briefoutlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities

Policy Brief

Climate Change, Housing

The Rise of Dual-Use Solar

By Rob Walker

March 2026, English

Solar technology is a cost-effective climate and energy solution. But demand for solar energy can mean demand for limited land, so recent years have seen a rise in dual-use solar projects, with panels sharing space on water (floatovoltaics) and farmland (agrivoltaics).

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Technology and Tools

March 2026, English

Solar technology is a cost-effective climate and energy solution. But demand for solar energy can mean demand for limited land, so recent years have seen a rise in dual-use solar projects, with panels sharing space on water (floatovoltaics) and farmland (agrivoltaics).

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Technology and Tools

A courtyard at a glass-paned commercial building, with rust- and tan-colored residential buildings visible in the background. The courtyard is dotted with greenery and a few orange umbrellas.

How Zoning Won—and Why It’s Now Losing Ground

By Anthony Flint

March 2026, English

In 1926, a Supreme Court decision enshrined zoning in US cities. On the 100th anniversary of that landmark ruling, we reflect on its complicated legacy—and on the ways zoning is changing, as states and communities across the country reembrace density and mixed-use development.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Land Use and Zoning

March 2026, English

In 1926, a Supreme Court decision enshrined zoning in US cities. On the 100th anniversary of that landmark ruling, we reflect on its complicated legacy—and on the ways zoning is changing, as states and communities across the country reembrace density and mixed-use development.

Land Lines Magazine

Housing, Land Use and Zoning

Proyectos solares de doble uso

Por Rob Walker

March 2026, Spanish

Mientras la demanda por energía continúa aumentando, la tecnología de paneles solares se vuelve cada vez más efectiva. No solo se han reducido los costos relacionados con la energía solar, sino también se han adaptado para diferentes usos.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Environment, Technology and Tools, Water

March 2026, Spanish

Mientras la demanda por energía continúa aumentando, la tecnología de paneles solares se vuelve cada vez más efectiva. No solo se han reducido los costos relacionados con la energía solar, sino también se han adaptado para diferentes usos.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Environment, Technology and Tools, Water