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Through the Roof
What Communities Can Do About the High Cost of Rental Housing in America
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Junho 2025, inglês
The Lincoln Institute’s Through the Roof Policy Brief examines the increasing housing cost burdens for US renters and highlights several policy principles for local policymakers to consider when navigating how to address the housing affordability crisis.
Junho 2025, português
Junho 2025, português
Maio 2025, inglês
The Fiscal Health of American Central Cities, 2000 and 2021
Maio 2025, inglês
Maio 2025, inglês
Preserving Affordable Homeownership
Municipal Partnerships with Community Land Trusts
Maio 2025, inglês
Maio 2025, inglês
International Commentaries on Preserving Affordable Homeownership
Public Partnerships with Community Land Trusts
Maio 2025, inglês
This collection of six global commentaries reflects on the Preserving Affordable Homeownership Policy Focus Report published by the Lincoln Institute in partnership with the International Center for Community Land Trusts in 2024.
Maio 2025, inglês
This collection of six global commentaries reflects on the Preserving Affordable Homeownership Policy Focus Report published by the Lincoln Institute in partnership with the International Center for Community Land Trusts in 2024.
Transit Futures
Exploratory Scenario Planning in Greater Kansas City
Março 2025, inglês
This case reviews efforts of Mid-America Regional Council to incorporate exploratory scenario planning into its transportation plan. The council wanted to look at forces like climate change, demographic change, and technological advancements, and modify its vision accordingly.
Março 2025, inglês
This case reviews efforts of Mid-America Regional Council to incorporate exploratory scenario planning into its transportation plan. The council wanted to look at forces like climate change, demographic change, and technological advancements, and modify its vision accordingly.
