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Experts from across the globe were in Hong Kong this week to share research and case studies on land value capture.Read more »
As infrastructure built through President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal and during the presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower reaches the end of its lifespan, the U.S. should seize the opportunity to repair and rebuild in ways that reflect the social, environmental, and technological advances...Read more »
As rents and home prices reach crisis levels in many places, cities are increasingly using value capture to create affordable housing.Read more »
La tributación al patrimonio inmobiliario – específicamente el impuesto predial – tiene gran potencial de mejorar la salud fiscal municipal, reducir la desigualdad, y contribuir al mejoramiento de condiciones y la regularización de asentamientos informales en América Latina, según un nuevo libro...Read more »
The Atlas of Urban Expansion, an open-source online resource with maps, satellite images, and data on spatial changes in cities around the world, has been revised and updated.Read more »
More than 50 officials from all six New England states gathered last month at the Lincoln Institute to review the region’s economic outlook, discuss property tax trends, learn about financing best practices and challenges, and explore research-driven efforts to help small industrial cities prosper.Read more »
Cities that are struggling to become more prosperous and inclusive need to re-think the way they handle vacant and underutilized land, urban development expert Teresa Lynch and landscape architect Chris Reed said in discussion at the Lincoln Institute earlier this month.Read more »
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has expanded its property tax resources for policymakers, policy analysts, public finance students, journalists, and homeowners with its release of the new State-by-State Property Tax at a Glance narratives and visualization tool.Read more »
As the world urbanizes and the effects of climate change grow more severe, it is critical to integrate nature in urban design and planning to make cities and urban infrastructure truly green, sustainable, and resilient.Read more »
Lincoln Institute experts are in China this weekend for an international discussion about global urban development as part of the 2016 Beijing Forum, a major annual convening of scholars from around the globe.Read more »
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