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  1. Should We Allow More Homes to Be Built in Existing Neighborhoods?

    Revista Land Lines
    Noviembre 2022
    By Amy Dain, November 28, 2022

    A 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...

  2. Shifting Gears

    Why Communities Are Eliminating Off-Street Parking Requirements—and What Comes Next
    Revista Land Lines
    Octubre 2022
    By Catie Gould, October 12, 2022

    For the last century, communities across the United States have stipulated that commercial and residential developments must offer plenty of parking. Today the country has at least three available...

  3. President’s Message: Zoning’s Asteroid Moment

    Revista Land Lines
    Octubre 2022
    By George W. McCarthy, October 4, 2022

    Zoning reform is gaining momentum in the United States, as policy makers seek to advance affordability and address a legacy of spatial segregation by race and class.

  4. Land Matters Podcast: A Booming Bay Area City Confronts an Affordability Crisis

    Revista Land Lines
    Septiembre 2022
    By Anthony Flint, September 26, 2022

    Berkeley, 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

  5. Eight Ingredients for a State-Level Zoning Reform

    Lessons from Oregon’s House Bill 2001
    Documentos de trabajo
    Julio 2021
    Michael Andersen

    In 2019, Oregon passed a first-of-its-kind state law that ordered larger cities and the Portland metro area to rapidly legalize duplexes on all residential lots and fourplexes, triplexes, townhomes,...

  6. The Eight Deaths of Portland’s Residential Infill Project

    Documentos de trabajo
    Julio 2021
    Michael Andersen

    In 2020, Portland became the largest modern U.S. city to end so-called “single-family zoning,” legalizing up to four market-rate homes on almost any residential lot, or up to six homes on...

  7. Scenario Planning for Smaller Places

    Aligning Methods and Context
    Documentos de trabajo
    Enero 2020
    Robert Goodspeed and David DeBoskey

    Empirical studies of the use of scenarios in planning processes have often focused on projects that are relatively atypical of broader professional planning practice, such as large, novel, complex...

  8. Harnessing Technology to Accelerate Land Protection

    GIS at The Trust for Public Land
    Documentos de trabajo
    Diciembre 2019
    Will Rogers

    By developing and using sophisticated mapping and spatial analysis tools, The Trust for Public Land (TPL) has been able to dramatically increase its effectiveness in delivering its land-for-people...

  9. Rezoning History

    Influential Minneapolis Policy Shift Links Affordability, Equity
    Revista Land Lines
    Enero 2020
    By Kathleen McCormick, January 16, 2020
     

    A new citywide ban on single-family zoning mandates density and multifamily housing in Minneapolis — and addresses the enduring effects of a century of regulations that discriminated against...

  10. Land Matters Podcast

    Episode 5: How One Midwestern City Is Trying to Stay Affordable
    Revista Land Lines
    Septiembre 2019
    By Anthony Flint, September 30, 2019

    Minneapolis has passed some of the most progressive housing policies and zoning reforms in the country, and other cities—including those on the coasts struggling to overcome an affordability crisis—are taking notice.

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