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1. Q&A: Fellows in Focus

   Revista Land Lines
   Marzo 2024
   By Jon Gorey, March 15, 2024

   Lincoln Institute fellows discuss their recent work, their research interests, and the things that keep them up at night

2. Land Lines, Abril 2022

   Revista Land Lines
   Abril 2022
   Editado por Katharine Wroth

   En este número, se analizan las soluciones locales de la crisis de capacidad de pago de la vivienda, el aumento de un ecosistema de inversión comunitaria en Appalachia y mucho má...

3. Private Development Programs for Weak Markets

   Eventos
   Marzo 7, 2023
   Moderator: Robie Suggs, Chief Lending Officer, Cincinnati Development Fund 
   Speakers: Shannon Morgan, Managing Partner, Renovare Development and Brian Potts, Managing Partner, The Ridgewood Group, LLC, Springfield, OH, and Ryan Bates, CEO, Bates Development
    

   Watch the recording In this second webinar in the series, “Building Equity and Market Strength in Legacy Cities: Context-Driven Equitable Development,” speakers present emerging programs driven by...

4. Equitable Development Programs for New Construction in Weak Markets

   Eventos
   Febrero 28, 2023
   Moderator:  Beverley Loyd, Managing Director of Lending MI and OH, IFF 
   Speakers: Cory Riordan, Executive Director, Tremont West Development Corporation, Matthew Madia, Director of Real Estate Services, Neighborhood Allies (Pittsburgh), and Brian Ogawa, Senior Commercial Real Estate Associate, Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority
    

   Watch the recording This webinar is the first in a two-part series, “Building Equity and Market Strength in Legacy Cities: Context-Driven Equitable Development.” Register separately for the second...

5. New Report: Taxing Land More Than Buildings Would Help Detroit Homeowners and Spur Development

   Revista Land Lines
   Abril 2022
   By Will Jason, April 4, 2022

   Reforming Detroit’s property tax system by taxing land at a higher rate than buildings would help to revive the local economy and reduce tax bills for nearly every homeowner, according to a new study from the nonprofit Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.

6. Uneven Impacts

   The Pandemic, The Property Tax, and Municipal Recovery
   Revista Land Lines
   Junio 2020
   By Liz Farmer, June 16, 2020

   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...

7. El declive de los centros comerciales en Estados Unidos

   Cómo sortean los municipios los cambios en el panorama de las tiendas minoristas
   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2020
   Por Gregory Scruggs

   Durante décadas, los centros comerciales fueron una gran fuente de renta local por impuestos a la propiedad y a la venta. Pero ahora están perdiendo inquilinos y los medios anuncian un...

8. The Unmalling of America

   How Municipalities Are Navigating the Changing Retail Landscape
   Revista Land Lines
   Diciembre 2019
   By Gregory Scruggs, December 16, 2019

   For decades, shopping malls have been a major source of local property and sales tax revenue. But with malls across the country losing tenants and the media proclaiming a retail apocalypse, local...

9. Economic Development

   Vermont Attempts a Kinder, Gentler TIF—But Will it Work?
   Revista Land Lines
   Agosto 2019
   By Will Jason, August 20, 2019

   Vermont has enacted some of the nation’s tightest restrictions on tax increment financing, a common economic development tool with a less-than-stellar track record. Can these guardrails make TIF work?

10. Taxing Vacant Storefronts

    San Francisco Chronicle
    Febrero 28, 2020
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