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Should We Allow More Homes to Be Built in Existing Neighborhoods?
Revista Land LinesNoviembre 2022By Amy Dain, November 28, 2022A new law in Massachusetts requires towns served by Greater Boston’s public transit agency to enact zoning that allows multifamily housing near transit. In response, 175 communities are working...
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The Promise of Megaregions
How Scaling Up Could Help Combat Today’s Most Urgent ChallengesRevista Land LinesOctubre 2022By Matt Jenkins, October 4, 2022Critical threats like climate change and pandemics know no boundaries. The megaregion model offers a governing approach that can strengthen resilience, competitiveness, and equity at the local, regional, and national levels.
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The Promise of Megaregions
How Scaling Up Could Help Combat Today’s Most Urgent ChallengesRevista Land LinesOctubre 2022By Matt Jenkins, October 4, 2022Critical threats like climate change and pandemics know no boundaries. The megaregion model offers a governing approach that can strengthen resilience, competitiveness, and equity at the local, regional, and national levels.
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Land Matters Podcast: A Booming Bay Area City Confronts an Affordability Crisis
Revista Land LinesSeptiembre 2022By Anthony Flint, September 26, 2022Berkeley, California, is a classic case of a built-up city facing tensions over future development. In this candid interview, Mayor Jesse Arreguín talks about the need to make the city more affordable by clearing the way for new housing and discouraging s
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How Infrastructure Shapes Cities
Revista Land LinesJulio 2022By José Gómez-Ibáñez, Zhi Liu, July 28, 2022Decisions about infrastructure investments often have strong and long-lasting implications for the built environment. This relationship is the subject of two chapters in Infrastructure Economics and Policy: International Comparisons, a recently published
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As Boston Builds Climate Infrastructure, Developers Are Helping to Pay for It
Revista Land LinesJunio 2022By Anthony Flint, June 16, 2022With 47 miles of coastline vulnerable to the rising seas that come with climate change, Boston is considering a range of innovative techniques to build resilience against the inevitable impacts of climate change. But one of the most groundbreaking feature
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How Should the Infrastructure Sector Cope with Radical Uncertainties?
Revista Land LinesJunio 2022By José Gómez-Ibáñez and Zhi Liu, June 6, 2022.How are radical uncertainties like climate change, automation, the sharing economy, and the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the performance of infrastructure, and how will they shape infrastructure in the future? We share insights from the recent Lincoln Inst
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Lincoln Institute at the American Planning Association 2017 National Planning Conference
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Planning with Foresight
Revista Land LinesNoviembre 2021By Petra Hurtado, November 15, 2021.Foresight is a planning approach that aims at making sense of the future, understanding drivers of change that are outside of one’s control, and preparing for what may lead to success or failure. The Lincoln Institute partnered with the American Planning
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Confronting “Zombie Subdivisions,” Blight of the Intermountain West
Comunicados de prensaEnero 21, 2014For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (January 22, 2014) – Vast acres of approved but empty or incomplete subdivisions have become a blight on the landscape across...
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