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How Homestead Exemptions Can Counteract Regressivity in Property Tax Assessments
Documentos de trabajoMarzo 2024Ron Rakow, Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyEvidence presented in several recent academic studies using national datasets indicates widespread regressivity in property tax assessments. This can be due to statutory limits on assessment levels...
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Urban Development and Land Policy Reform in China
Learning from Lincoln Institute-Funded Working PapersDocumentos de trabajoFebrero 2024Ayden ChiSince China’s economic liberalization reforms took off in 1978, various urban and land policy issues have emerged on the local and national levels. This paper briefly examines issues around...
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City Tech: Getting Smart About Surfaces
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Rob Walker, February 27, 2024From green roofs to cool pavement, cities are finding new ways to reduce heat and build resilience
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How Seattle’s Black Home Initiative Is Addressing Affordability and Inequity
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Amanda Abrams, February 20, 2024As part of the Connecting Capital and Community initiative, a network forms in the Puget Sound region
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Mayor’s Desk: Seeing New Opportunity in Scranton
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Anthony Flint, February 13, 2024On the challenges and opportunities of guiding a postindustrial city that has some surprising claims to fame
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Case Study: Can Meandering Paths Connect a Fragmented Planning System?
Developing a Regional Governance Structure to Enable Watershed Planning in Southeast LouisianaOtroJunio 2021Rachelle Sanderson, Thomas Douthat, Manohar “Manny” PatoleLouisiana’s flat geography, proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, and seasonal rain events make the state especially susceptible to flooding. Risks are particularly high because water can flow...
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California Water and Agriculture
Farmer Perspectives on Water Access and GovernanceDocumentos de trabajoFebrero 2024Catherine Van DykeThis paper examines farmer perspectives on water access and governance in California, with a focus on groundwater in the San Joaquin Valley and surface water from the Colorado River in the Coachella...
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Moving Beyond Conventional Economic Development Practice
An Asset-Based Framework for Sustainable CommunitiesDocumentos de trabajoEnero 2024Haegi Kwon, Lincoln Institute of Land PolicyMany factors contribute to growing inequalities in the United States. This report focuses on how economic development policies and practices may contribute to more equitable cities and regions. It...
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Fellows in Focus: Mapping Our Most Resilient Landscapes
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Jon Gorey, February 16, 2024How a web of connected lands could save the planet's species--including us
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Land Matters Podcast: COP28 and the Future of the Planet
Revista Land LinesFebrero 2024By Anthony Flint, February 6, 2024An assessment of what was accomplished at the recent COP28 climate summit in Dubai, including more prominence for the critical issue of land use and cities, by four members of the Lincoln Institute staff who were there.
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