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1. Tax increment financing (TIF) produces uneven results for economic development and needs reform, new research shows

   Comunicados de prensa
   Septiembre 11, 2018

2. Case Study: The Valley of Ashes

   New York City’s Next Great Neighborhood?
   Otro
   Octubre 2018
   Donovan Finn

   Willets Point is an industrial neighborhood in NYC target of multiple redevelopment efforts. Significant opposition stalled these efforts. Debates continue over what should be built on the land.

3. Case Study: Tourism, Conservation, and Contestation in Florianópolis, Brazil

   Otro
   Octubre 2018
   Allison Bridges

   This case study explores how the intersecting urban development agendas of multiple stakeholders can work to accelerate sustainable outcomes in land use.

4. Case Study: Rhetoric of Recovering Resilient

   Unveiling how Building Back Safer Transforms into Development for Prosperity
   Otro
   Octubre 2018
   Kanako Iuchi

   This case explains how implementing the concept of increasing resilience against natural hazards is much more complicated than how it is rhetorically used in the development world.

5. Case Study: Home Buyouts in New York State

   Strategies for Maximizing Homeowner Participation
   Otro
   Octubre 2018
   Pooya Ghorbani

   This case study discusses the structure of the buyout program in New York State after Superstorm Sandy.

6. Case Study: “Floating TDR” and Land Value Capture in Taiwan

   Designing a More Effective Land-Finance Tool
   Otro
   Octubre 2018
   Mi Shih, Ying-Hui Chiang, and Hsiutzu Betty Chang

   This case study tells an analytical story of Taiwan’s “floating” transfer of development rights (TDR) through the lens of land-based finance.

7. Land Lines, Julio 2018

   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2018
   Coeditado por Ted Smalley Bowen y Maureen Clarke

   En este número: fideicomisos de suelo comunitarios en las favelas de Río, innovaciones en el tránsito de América Latina y ¿Puerto Rico puede reconstruir y ser más resistente?

8. City Tech

   Precision-Mapping Water in the Desert
   Revista Land Lines
   Diciembre 2018
   By Rob Walker, December 14, 2018

   Officials are assessing how precision mapping tools—first developed to understand pollution in the Chesapeake Bay—can help manage drought and, yes, flooding in Arizona’s desert...

9. Colorado River Water

   The Shift from Farms to Cities
   Revista Land Lines
   Diciembre 2018
   By Allen Best

   Until recent decades, agriculture was the main driver of development along the Colorado River. But with population growth, water use has shifted to urban needs, with implications for water-sharing...

10. Hydraulic Empire

    Sharing a Legacy, Carving a Future for the Colorado River
    Revista Land Lines
    Diciembre 2018
    By Allen Best

    In its sheer complexity, the Colorado stands out among the rivers of America, and probably the world. Explore the twists and turns of this 1,450-mile waterway, which lead from the snowy mountains of...