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Lincoln Institute Publishes Land and the City
Comunicados de prensaDiciembre 14, 2015For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 anthony.flint@lincolninst.eduWill Jason 617-503-2254 wjason@lincolninst.edu CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (December 14, 2015) – Amid unprecedented...
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Detroit and the Property Tax
Strategies to Improve Equity and Enhance RevenueEnfoques en políticas de sueloNoviembre 2015Gary Sands and Mark SkidmoreThis report outlines the problems underlying the erosion of Detroit's property tax base—a factor that contributed to the city's bankruptcy in 2013. It offers recommendations for reform...
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Inclusionary Housing
Creating and Maintaining Equitable CommunitiesEnfoques en políticas de sueloSeptiembre 2015Rick JacobusThis report illustrates how local governments can realize the full benefits of inclusionary housing policies, which require developers of new market-rate real estate to provide some affordable units...
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An Evaluation of China’s Land Policy and Urban Housing Markets
PonenciasNoviembre 2015In this paper, Joyce Y. Man examines the evolution of Chinese housing policies and the growth of the Chinese housing market since the reforms of 1998, when the Chinese government ended its...
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Housing Policies and Urban Development
Lessons from the Latin American Experience, 1960–2010PonenciasNoviembre 2015Eduardo RojasAccess and opportunity are tied in many different ways to location. One’s neighborhood and neighbors can have dramatic effects on health and political, socioeconomic, and education opportunities and...
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Zoning Rules!
The Economics of Land Use RegulationLibrosJulio 2015“Fischel . . . does for the housing debate what zoning once did for cities: brings order and coherence to what’s otherwise a mess.” — Ezra Klein, New York Times This best-...
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Regímenes privados en la esfera pública
Cómo optimizar los beneficios de las comunidades de interés comúnRevista Land LinesFebrero 2015Las comunidades de interés común son ya una tradición en los Estados Unidos, y muestran una tendencia al crecimiento, representando el 25 por ciento de la propiedad de viviendas...
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Private Regimes in the Public Sphere
Optimizing the Benefits of Common Interest CommunitiesRevista Land LinesFebrero 2015Common interest communities are a longstanding American tradition and a growing trend, representing 25 percent of U.S. home ownership. The author considers strategies to minimize common problems...
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Lincoln Institute publishes Land and the City
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Lincoln Institute study compares property tax in 50 states
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