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How Scenario Planning Affects Regional and Local Plans and Planning Practices

An Empirical Analysis

Arnab Chakraborty and Stephen Averill Sherman

June 2020, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Infrastructure, Local Government, Public Finance

June 2020, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Infrastructure, Local Government, Public Finance

Special Assessment Districts and the Financing of Infrastructure in South Africa

The Innovative Use of a Special Rating Area in Claremont, Cape Town

Willard Matiashe and Arthur Germond

June 2020, English

Working Paper

Infrastructure, Property Tax, Public Finance, Value Capture

June 2020, English

Working Paper

Infrastructure, Property Tax, Public Finance, Value Capture

Uneven Impacts

The Pandemic, The Property Tax, and Municipal Recovery

By Liz Farmer

June 2020, English

  Local governments are still learning what the COVID-19 crisis will mean for their revenues over the next year. In large part, the answer will depend on what part of the economy they rely on for their tax revenue. Some are already grappling with grim news. In Kansas City, Missouri, council members are looking at […]

Economic Development, Local Government, Property Tax

June 2020, English

  Local governments are still learning what the COVID-19 crisis will mean for their revenues over the next year. In large part, the answer will depend on what part of the economy they rely on for their tax revenue. Some are already grappling with grim news. In Kansas City, Missouri, council members are looking at […]

Economic Development, Local Government, Property Tax

Property Tax

Fifty-State Study Shows Property Tax Inequities from Assessment Limits Continue to Grow

By Will Jason

June 2020, English

  In Los Angeles, someone who has owned a median-priced home for 14 years—the average length of ownership in the city—paid about $4,400 in property taxes last year, or about $3,600 less than a new owner of an identical home, who paid nearly $8,000. This gap between the tax bills for new and established homeowners […]

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance, Valuation

June 2020, English

  In Los Angeles, someone who has owned a median-priced home for 14 years—the average length of ownership in the city—paid about $4,400 in property taxes last year, or about $3,600 less than a new owner of an identical home, who paid nearly $8,000. This gap between the tax bills for new and established homeowners […]

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance, Valuation

Take the Q Train

Value Capture of Public Infrastructure Projects

Arpit Gupta, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, and Constantine Kontokosta

June 2020, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Infrastructure, Value Capture

June 2020, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Housing, Infrastructure, Value Capture

50-State Property Tax Comparison Study

For Taxes Paid in 2019

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence

June 2020, English

Other Publications

Property Tax, Public Finance

June 2020, English

Other Publications

Property Tax, Public Finance

Mayor’s Desk

Identifying Opportunity in Oakland

By Anthony Flint

June 2020, English

  Mayor Libby Schaaf was born and raised in Oakland. During her six-year tenure, the city has undergone an economic revitalization and building boom and has cut gun violence nearly in half. Schaaf has worked to stabilize rents, decrease evictions, and resolve homelessness, and was appointed to California’s first Council of Regional Homeless Advisors in […]

June 2020, English

  Mayor Libby Schaaf was born and raised in Oakland. During her six-year tenure, the city has undergone an economic revitalization and building boom and has cut gun violence nearly in half. Schaaf has worked to stabilize rents, decrease evictions, and resolve homelessness, and was appointed to California’s first Council of Regional Homeless Advisors in […]

In Support of Racial Justice

By George W. McCarthy

June 2020, English

Dear Friends, Colleagues, and Partners, American cities are supposed to be places of opportunity. Yet too often, and especially in the last century, they have served as sites of oppression. From the redlining of Black neighborhoods in response to the Great Depression to enduring racial inequities in wealth, housing, education, health, and public safety today, it’s […]

June 2020, English

Dear Friends, Colleagues, and Partners, American cities are supposed to be places of opportunity. Yet too often, and especially in the last century, they have served as sites of oppression. From the redlining of Black neighborhoods in response to the Great Depression to enduring racial inequities in wealth, housing, education, health, and public safety today, it’s […]