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Maio 2026, inglês
Março 2026, inglês
Sistemas del impuesto predial en América Latina y el Caribe
Janeiro 2026, espanhol
Janeiro 2026, espanhol
Farms, Forests, and Funding: Innovations in Conservation Finance
Dezembro 2025, inglês
The stakes are high, and so are the costs. Conservationists around the world are using innovative approaches to fund the protection of threatened species and places.
Dezembro 2025, inglês
The stakes are high, and so are the costs. Conservationists around the world are using innovative approaches to fund the protection of threatened species and places.
New “Who Owns America” Report Maps Corporate Ownership of Residential Land
Novembro 2025, inglês
A new national analysis by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Center for Geospatial Solutions examines landownership patterns and offers policy solutions to preserve community affordability.
Novembro 2025, inglês
A new national analysis by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Center for Geospatial Solutions examines landownership patterns and offers policy solutions to preserve community affordability.
inglês
Who Owns America
Mapping Corporate Ownership of Residential Land
Novembro 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute and the Center for Geospatial Solutions released a report that explores the current state of corporate ownership of residential property in the US and identifies 25 county hotspots to watch.
Novembro 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute and the Center for Geospatial Solutions released a report that explores the current state of corporate ownership of residential property in the US and identifies 25 county hotspots to watch.
Public Land for Public Good
Novembro 2025, inglês
Communities across the country own vacant land that could be used for affordable housing and green infrastructure. The Lincoln Institute will launch a campaign to elevate the potential for using publicly owned land for housing production and climate resilience, and to link policy with progress on the ground.
Novembro 2025, inglês
Communities across the country own vacant land that could be used for affordable housing and green infrastructure. The Lincoln Institute will launch a campaign to elevate the potential for using publicly owned land for housing production and climate resilience, and to link policy with progress on the ground.
