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How States Provide Cities with General Revenue
An Analysis of Unrestricted State Aid
Amanda Kass, Michael Pagano, and Farhad Kaab Omeyr
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Economic Development, Local Government, Public Finance
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Economic Development, Local Government, Public Finance
Greenventory 2.0
Sustainability Lessons from Small and Midsize Legacy Cities
Joseph Schilling and Gabriella Velasco
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Climate Change, Environment
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Climate Change, Environment
Methodology Used to Create the Fiscally Standardized Cities Database
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Public Finance
September 2020, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Public Finance
The Empty House Next Door
Understanding and Reducing Vacancy and Hypervacancy in the United States
Alan Mallach
August 2020, English
Policy Brief
Economic Development, Housing, Local Government
August 2020, English
Policy Brief
Economic Development, Housing, Local Government
Exploratory Scenario Planning
How to Navigate an Uncertain Future
Jeremy Stapleton
August 2020, English
Policy Brief
City and Regional Planning
August 2020, English
Policy Brief
City and Regional Planning
How to Use Exploratory Scenario Planning (XSP)
Navigating an Uncertain Future
Jeremy Stapleton
August 2020, English
Policy Focus Report
City and Regional Planning
August 2020, English
Policy Focus Report
City and Regional Planning
A Deep Dive on South Carolina’s Property Tax
Complex, Inequitable, and Uncompetitive
Project Manager: Daphne Kenyon Funded by the South Carolina Chamber Foundation and the South Carolina Realtors
August 2020, English
South Carolina has a property tax system that is unique among the 50 states. As this report shows, it is complex, nontransparent, inequitable, and noncompetitive.
Other Publications
Economic Development, Property Tax, Valuation
August 2020, English
South Carolina has a property tax system that is unique among the 50 states. As this report shows, it is complex, nontransparent, inequitable, and noncompetitive.
Other Publications
Economic Development, Property Tax, Valuation
Measuring the Fiscal Health of U.S. Cities
Howard Chernick and Andrew Reschovsky
July 2020, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance
July 2020, English
Working Paper
Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance
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