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Kevyn Orr, a legal expert who oversaw the largest and most complicated municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history as emergency manager for the city of Detroit, has joined the board of directors of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Maio 23, 2018
Despite a drop in numbers across much of the United States since the recession, vacant and abandoned properties continue to dog struggling postindustrial cities, tearing apart neighborhoods with growing intensity, according to a report published by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Maio 15, 2018
In Los Angeles, a new owner of a median-valued home pays about $7,000 per year in property taxes – nearly double the $4,000 paid by someone who has owned an identical home for 14 years, the average length of homeownership in the city, according to the annual 50-State Property Tax Comparison Study...
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Abril 17, 2018
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has released a comprehensive update of State-by-State Property Tax at a Glance, the most thorough online resource for U.S. property tax information for policy makers, researchers, journalists, the real estate industry, and home owners.
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Março 14, 2018
The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy is launching a global campaign to promote the adoption of land value capture, a policy approach by which communities recover and reinvest the land value generated by public investment and other government action.
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Fevereiro 7, 2018
If all homeowners could pay their property taxes monthly rather than just once or twice per year, the fiscal health of local governments could improve and there would be greater political support for a fair and stable source of revenue. That's according to a new report authored by Lincoln...
- Comunicados de Imprensa
Janeiro 18, 2018
President and Chief Executive Officer
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Senior Fellow and Chair, Department of Valuation and Taxation
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Assistant Professor of Practice & Co-Director, Managing for Social Impact
Carroll School of Management, Boston College
Senior Fellow and Director of China Program
Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center
Beijing, China
Julho 8, 2018
- infobae
El Estado, al permitir mayor edificabilidad en algunas parcelas, hará que muchos propietarios sean beneficiados por un aumento en el valor de su terreno; como contrapartida, deberán contribuir con un porcentaje de acuerdo a la localización de la parcela.
Julho 2, 2018
- Next City
Cities need to evaluate to what extent — by looking at market conditions, financial realities, demographic data, and economic trends — their vacant lots, both present and projected, can be reused for development within 10 to 15 years. If the answer is, as it often will be, that many lots will not...
Junho 28, 2018
- Forbes
A solid argument may be made that the national housing market’s upward trend could have years ahead of it and, barring certain highly specific events, the national economy could continue to expand right along with it.
Junho 27, 2018
- National Real Estate Investor
Rising property taxes can be a problem for both tenants and landlords.
Junho 22, 2018
- New Geography
Alan Mallach is out with a new study from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy called "The Empty House Next Door."...
Junho 20, 2018
- The Dirt
This week ASLA released a blueprint for helping secure a sustainable and resilient future that summarizes the panel’s work and recommendations.