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The New American Ghost Town

Foreclosure, Abandonment, and the Prospects for City Planning

Justin Hollander, Colin Polsky, Dan Zinder, and Dan Runfola

Property Tax Reform

The Northern Ireland Experience

William J. McCluskey and Nigel D. Woods

November 2010, English

Property Tax

November 2010, English

Property Tax

Outperforming the Market

Delinquency and Foreclosure Rates in Community Land Trusts

Emily Thaden and Greg Rosenberg

October 2010, English

The foreclosure crisis and its impact on the U.S. economy seem far from abating as mortgage delinquencies and foreclosure filings continue to climb. According to RealtyTrac, a total of 2.8 million properties had foreclosure filings during 2009, or one out of every 45 residences. That foreclosure rate was 21 percent higher than in 2008 and […]

Economic Development, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Poverty and Inequality

October 2010, English

The foreclosure crisis and its impact on the U.S. economy seem far from abating as mortgage delinquencies and foreclosure filings continue to climb. According to RealtyTrac, a total of 2.8 million properties had foreclosure filings during 2009, or one out of every 45 residences. That foreclosure rate was 21 percent higher than in 2008 and […]

Economic Development, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Poverty and Inequality

Report from the President

PILOTs in Perspective

Gregory K. Ingram

October 2010, English

Nonprofit organizations operated for charitable purposes in the United States are exempt from most taxes, including investment income, sales, and property taxes. They benefit from the tax deductions that donors receive for charitable contributions, and some nonprofits also benefit from financing raised through tax-exempt bonds. Data allows informed estimates of the size of these tax […]

Property Tax, Public Finance

October 2010, English

Nonprofit organizations operated for charitable purposes in the United States are exempt from most taxes, including investment income, sales, and property taxes. They benefit from the tax deductions that donors receive for charitable contributions, and some nonprofits also benefit from financing raised through tax-exempt bonds. Data allows informed estimates of the size of these tax […]

Property Tax, Public Finance

What the Housing Crisis Means for State and Local Governments

Kim Rueben and Serena Lei

October 2010, English

As the U.S. housing market experiences its largest contraction since the Great Depression, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center took a closer look at the consequences of this crisis for state and local governments in a May 2010 conference. A major theme of the discussion was the fallibility of […]

Housing, Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

October 2010, English

As the U.S. housing market experiences its largest contraction since the Great Depression, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center took a closer look at the consequences of this crisis for state and local governments in a May 2010 conference. A major theme of the discussion was the fallibility of […]

Housing, Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

Expandiendo nuestro alcance en América Latina por medio de la educación a distancia

Diego Alfonso Erba

October 2010, Spanish

La región de América Latina enfrenta desafíos formidables en educación y capacitación sobre temas de política, planeamiento y tributación de suelo. Por casi 20 años, el Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (Instituto Lincoln) ha estado ofreciendo programas sobre estos tópicos en 17 países de América del Sur continental y varios otros países caribeños. Estos países […]

Urbanization

October 2010, Spanish

La región de América Latina enfrenta desafíos formidables en educación y capacitación sobre temas de política, planeamiento y tributación de suelo. Por casi 20 años, el Lincoln Institute of Land Policy (Instituto Lincoln) ha estado ofreciendo programas sobre estos tópicos en 17 países de América del Sur continental y varios otros países caribeños. Estos países […]

Urbanization

Expanding Our Reach in Latin America Through Distance Education

Diego Alfonso Erba

October 2010, English

The Latin America region faces formidable challenges in education and training on urban land policy, planning, and taxation issues. For nearly 20 years the Lincoln Institute has been offering programs on these topics in 17 countries in continental South America, and several others in the Caribbean. These countries have different legal frameworks (some unitary and […]

Urbanization

October 2010, English

The Latin America region faces formidable challenges in education and training on urban land policy, planning, and taxation issues. For nearly 20 years the Lincoln Institute has been offering programs on these topics in 17 countries in continental South America, and several others in the Caribbean. These countries have different legal frameworks (some unitary and […]

Urbanization