Land Lines
Lincoln Institute Unveils Updated Visualizing Density Database
Featuring more than 100 images of residential density, this online database helps communities make informed and equitable development decisions that affect housing affordability.
Read the Article
The Rise of Downtown Digital Billboards
Cities from Denver to Atlanta are embracing digital signage in downtown districts. Innovative idea or one step closer to dystopia? It depends who you ask.
Read the Article
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Land Trust Alliance Present Hudson Valley’s Steve Rosenberg with Kingsbury Browne Distinguished Practitioner Award
Conservationist Steve Rosenberg, who works at the nexus of biodiversity, climate, equity, and affordability in New York’s Hudson Valley, received the 2025 Kingsbury Browne Distinguished Practitioner award from the Lincoln Institute and the Land Trust Alliance.
Read the Article
Managing Growth in Denver
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston discusses the growing pains that come along with urban popularity, the city’s approach to housing the homeless, and why climate change has to remain a top priority.
Read the Article
Protecting Puerto Rico’s Biodiversity
A conversation with Fernando Lloveras San Miguel, executive director of the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico.
Read the Article
Retrofits Are All the Rage
Architects are increasingly shifting toward more practical, sustainability-oriented projects. More often than not, that means working on retrofits and rehabs, rather than creating snazzy new structures.
Read the Article
Finding Fiscal Inspiration in São Paulo
Standing among the office towers and high-end hotels of São Paulo, a 272-unit social housing unit offers proof that urban investment doesn’t have to lead to displacement.
Read the Article
Current issue:
Spring/Summer 2025
About Land Lines
Connecting the dots between our expertise and major global challenges, our free magazine shows why land policy matters.
Housing
Property Tax
Nature-Based Solutions
