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1. Santiago de Chile

   Breaking through Urban and Social Inequality with Inclusionary Housing
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Maio 2021
   Isabel Brain and Francisco Sabatini

   Chile’s housing policy has efficiently addressed the housing needs of the country’s most vulnerable populations; today, its housing deficit is the lowest in Latin America. The downside of...

2. Community Land Trusts and Informal Settlements

   Assessing the Feasibility of CLT Instruments Developed by the Caño Martin Peña Communities in Puerto Rico for Favelas in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Maio 2021
   Line Algoed, Alejandro Cotté Morales, Tarcyla Fidalgo Ribeiro, María E. Hernández Torrales, Lyvia Rodríguez Del Valle, and Theresa Williamson

   This report presents an analysis conducted to assess the feasibility of community land trusts (CLT) developed by the Caño Martin Peña communities in Puerto Rico as instruments to...

3. Status of a New Value Capture Tool in Mexico City

   El Sistema de Actuación por Cooperación
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Janeiro 2021
   David Leipziger

   Growing cities in Latin America are expanding their urban footprints at the expense of central cores. The result strains public resources, and local governments increasingly pursue strategies to...

4. Letters to the Editor

   75th Anniversary Greetings Part II
   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2021
   October 19, 2021

   We welcome letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. Please send your thoughts, ideas, and inquiries to publications@lincolninst.edu. I am delighted to know that this year...

5. Mayor’s Desk: In Bogotá, a New Era for Sustainability

   Revista Land Lines
   Dezembro 2021
   By Anthony Flint, December 15, 2021

   Claudia López, mayor of Bogotá, talks with Senior Fellow Anthony Flint about how the Colombian capital is confronting climate change and creating economic opportunity by using value capture and other tools. Their discussion is part of a special series pro

6. Medellín’s Integrated Urban Projects

   A Planning Tool to Reduce Socio-Spatial Inequality
   Documentos de Trabalho
   Maio 2021
   Luisa Sotomayor

   The second-largest city in Colombia, Medellín, has 2.5 million inhabitants, and the population of its metropolitan region totaled 3.9 million as of 2016. Medellín has an advanced level...

7. Lincoln Institute Dialogue Explores Land Value Capture

   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2021
   By Katharine Wroth, November 11, 2021. 

   The Lincoln Institute hosted a conversation with representatives of the OECD and GIZ (German Agency for International Cooperation) about land value capture, a policy approach that recovers and reinvests increases in land value to fund projects ranging fro

8. Building Value: In Brazil, Land Value Capture Supports the Needs of the Community

   Revista Land Lines
   Janeiro 2021
   By Ignacio Amigo, January 12, 2021

   Land value capture, also known as land value return, is a policy approach used around the world that allows communities to recover and reinvest land value increases resulting from government actions...

9. Targeted Relief: A Better Way to Keep Property Tax Bills Stable for Homeowners

   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2021
   By Will Jason, November 3, 2021

   Amid rising home values, cities and states need to provide targeted relief to keep property taxes affordable while avoiding overly broad measures that could undermine the largest source of local revenue, according to a new Policy Focus Report from the Lin

10. The Statute of the Metropolis and Planning Reform in Brazil

    Analyzing Land Use Planning Practices and Metropolitan Land Conflicts
    Documentos de Trabalho
    Julho 2021
    Abigail Friendly and Felipe Francisco De Souza

    In 2015, Brazil enacted the Statute of the Metropolis (Federal Law No. 13,089) to regulate the establishment of metropolitan areas and regional public policies throughout the country. This research...