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Planning in a Polycrisis
Equitable Urban Strategies for a Changing Climate
March 2026, English
The Lincoln Institute’s Planning in a Polycrisis Policy Briefoutlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities
March 2026, English
The Lincoln Institute’s Planning in a Polycrisis Policy Briefoutlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities
March 2026, English
Planning in a Polycrisis
Equitable Urban Strategies for a Changing Climate
March 2026, English
This report outlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities: Boston, Denver, Portland, Vancouver, and Washington, DC.
March 2026, English
This report outlines strategies for integrating equity into climate and housing planning in five North American cities: Boston, Denver, Portland, Vancouver, and Washington, DC.
Annual Report
February 2026
Our annual reports highlight our activities, programs, and initiatives in key areas of impact.
February 2026
Our annual reports highlight our activities, programs, and initiatives in key areas of impact.
I’m HOME Manufactured Housing Industry Benchmark Report 2025
February 2026, English
February 2026, English
Fiscal Health in the Era of Remote and Hybrid Work Series
Perspectives from Cities in the Americas
February 2026, English
This series of six papers brings together empirical research and policy-oriented analysis examining the fiscal dimensions of WFH across selected cities and metropolitan areas in the United States, Canada, and Argentina.
February 2026, English
This series of six papers brings together empirical research and policy-oriented analysis examining the fiscal dimensions of WFH across selected cities and metropolitan areas in the United States, Canada, and Argentina.
Using Public Land for Affordable Housing
Considerations for Policymakers
February 2026, English
The United States faces a severe shortage of affordable housing, placing increasing financial pressure on tenants and homeowners across the country. Yet nearly every community contains underutilized or vacant publicly owned land, and state and local governments should think creatively—and proactively—about how to use these parcels for more robust public purposes, especially housing.
February 2026, English
The United States faces a severe shortage of affordable housing, placing increasing financial pressure on tenants and homeowners across the country. Yet nearly every community contains underutilized or vacant publicly owned land, and state and local governments should think creatively—and proactively—about how to use these parcels for more robust public purposes, especially housing.
February 2026, English
